Brazil’s economic landscape is showing promising signs of recovery and growth, as reflected by the latest data from the IBC-Br Index of Economic Activity. The most recent figures from Banco ...

The IBC-Br Index of Economic Activity in Brazil, a key indicator of economic performance, rose 0.1% month on month in October 2024. This increase comes after a significant revision to September ...

BUENOS AIRES, March 6 (Reuters) - Brazil's economy is forecast to have moderated in the final quarter of last year due to slower growth in private consumption and investment, a Reuters poll showed.

Brazil’s economic growth picked up much more than expected in the second quarter, powered by strong consumer spending, raising the prospect of interest rate hikes in the near future.

Brazil's government earlier this month cut its 2025 economic growth forecast to 2.3% from 2.5%, amid tightening monetary policy that has brought the benchmark interest rates to 13.25%.

Brazil’s ratio of public debt to its GDP has been trending up over the years—from a little more than 50 percent a decade ago to close to 80 percent now—due largely to increases during the ...

A global recession stemming from the trade war has become the base-case scenario for Brazil’s economic team, which is now assessing its impact on growth, inflation and interest rates, according ...

OPEC, for example, continues to cite Brazil as a key contributor to non-OPEC supply growth for both 2025 and 2026, together with the U.S., Canada, Norway, and Argentina.

For 2025, Brazil's government cut its forecast to 2.3% last month as the central bank continued its monetary tightening cycle. The economic team also lifted inflation projections.