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Sebrae Acre is responsible for supporting micro and small businesses in the state of Acre, offering training, consultancy and local economic development programs.
The Support Service for Micro and Small Businesses in Acre (Sebrae Acre) opened registrations this Monday (14) for a selection process to hire professionals and form a reserve list for the positions of technical analyst I and assistant II.
Salaries vary between R$4,801.10 and R$7,783.25, depending on the position. The hired professionals will also be entitled to the benefits offered by Sebrae-AC, such as food assistance, transportation vouchers, medical and hospital assistance, private pension plan, group life insurance, education assistance, physical activity assistance and special assistance.
Successful candidates will be hired under the Consolidation of Labor Laws (CLT) regime. The contract will be for an indefinite period, with a 40-hour work week.
The selection offers vacancies for professionals with secondary and higher education. The opportunities are for different areas of training, including administration, journalism, law, accounting and information systems, in addition to other degrees.
The National Monetary Council updated the regulations for credit lines under the Move Brasil program, adapting them to Law 15,503/2026 and removing the 120-day deadline for contracting. Financial conditions remain unchanged, with interest of 2.5% per year and a limit of R$30 billion.
The Minister of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade, Márcio Elias Rosa, announced that representatives of the Brazilian government will meet with the United States trade representative, Jamieson Greer, during the G20 in Milwaukee, on September 30th and October 1st, to discuss the renegotiation of tariffs imposed by the USA on Brazilian products, after surcharges of 25% and 12.5% applied in July and August.
The dollar closed at R$5.149, up 0.49%, while the Ibovespa fell 0.91% to 185,500.88 points, pressured by risk aversion, domestic political and geopolitical uncertainties, with Brent oil rising 1.02% to US$105.68 after attacks on energy infrastructure in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East.

The Minister of Industry, Márcio Elias Rosa, stated that he intends to meet at the end of September with the US ambassador, Jamieson Greer, during the G20 meeting in Milwaukee, to discuss the 25% and 12.5% tariffs imposed by the United States on Brazilian products since July, considering them unfair and discriminatory.

The Central Bank's Focus Bulletin points to a reduction in the inflation projection for 2026, from 5% to 4.9%, and a drop in the GDP growth estimate for 2026. The market maintains expectations of cuts in the Selic rate and exchange rate stability for the end of the year.

A fire broke out at the Enel substation in Araruama left 187,000 customers in four cities in the Lagos Region without power on Saturday night (12). Supply was gradually restored, with all customers having power at 12:20 pm on Sunday (13). No one is hurt.