Brazil – Weekly 06/07 to 10/07
Despite the creation of only 57 thousand jobs in the U.S. in June, Treasury yields continued to move higher. Investors shifted their focus to resilient wage growth, while...
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Despite the creation of only 57 thousand jobs in the U.S. in June, Treasury yields continued to move higher. Investors shifted their focus to resilient wage growth, while...
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Consumer inflation is expected to slow to 0.29% in June, mainly reflecting easing food inflation and the continued decline in fuel prices. Despite the short-term improvement, twelve-month inflation...
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GDP growth slowing with higher inflation and lower interest rates.
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The primary deficit (excluding interest payments) declined from 3.2% of GDP at the end of the Biden administration to 2.7% in 2025 and likely 2.5% in 2026.
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Brazil’s GDP grew 1.1% in Q1 2026 quarter-over-quarter. Although the result was broadly in line withanalysts’ expectations, it is noteworthy given the recovery from the weaker performances recorded...
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The stock of credit operations within the National Financial System (SFN) reached BRL 7.2 trillionin April, an increase of 9.3% over the past 12 months (against inflation of...
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Brazil's combination of expansionary fiscal policies and high interest rates has significantly increased income transfers across the economy. According to our estimates, indebted households paid roughly BRL 770...
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Brazil’s GDP The week begins with the Brent crude oil futures contract trading at US$97.80 per barrel.If it closes near this level, it will mark the first daily...
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It is misleading to attribute to advocates of fiscal adjustment the intention of cutting publicspending. The pace of expenditure growth in recent years has been so accelerated that...
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