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Brazil unveils 2027 budget to rein in spending and borrowing

Debt dynamics to remain on upward trend over coming years, says economist

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Brazil’s government has said it will rein in spending and borrowing as part of its proposed budget for 2027.

In a bill submitted to Congress on August 31, the government projected an effective primary surplus of BRL18.6 billion ($3.6 billion), equivalent to roughly 0.1% of GDP, according to figures from the Rio Times. Under legislation, the government is mandated to post a surplus amounting to 0.5% of GDP, equivalent to BRL73.2 billion. The effective surplus accounts for spending excluded from

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