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Public debt rises 0.97% in September and slopes at R $ 9,4 trillion

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Briefings

Brazil's public debt rose 0.97% in September to R$ 9.383 trillion, surpassing the R$ 9 trillion barrier set in May. The Federal Public Debt (DPF) increased due to high interest rates, while the external debt fell 0.82%. The government's internal debt reserve (colchao) grew to R$ 1.273 trillion, covering 7.71 months of obligations. Foreign ownership dropped to 9.58% amid regional tensions, and the average maturity remained stable at 4.1 years.

Key points

• The Federal Public Debt (DPF) increased from R$ 9.293 trillion in August to R$ 9.383 trillion in September, a 0.97% rise driven by high interest rates.
• Foreign ownership of the internal debt fell to 9.58% in September, a decrease from 9.91% in August, primarily due to regional tensions.

Context

The DPF rose to R$ 9.383 trillion in September, surpassing the R$ 9 trillion barrier set in May. High interest rates and a strong dollar contributed to the decline in external debt. The government's internal debt reserve grew to R$ 1.273 trillion, covering 7.71 months of obligations.

Limitations

Data reflects September 2026; forecasts for 2027 are not provided. Some percentages and volumes are estimates based on available evidence.

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