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Industry invoicing rises 0.8% in September, CNI shows

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Briefings

Brazil's industrial output rose 0.8% in September 2026, but this gain only partially offset two months of decline. The CNI reported that while the faturamento recovered, employment and real wages continued to fall, indicating a broader slowdown in industrial activity.

Key points

• Industrial output faturamento increased 0.8% in September 2026, recovering only part of the losses from July (-2.1%) and August (-3.8%).
• Employment declined 0.3% in September, with a cumulative drop of 0.5% over the first nine months of 2026.

Context

The CNI data for September 2026 shows industrial output recovering partially after a two-month decline. This finding highlights ongoing challenges in Brazil's industrial sector, including high interest rates and import-driven market shifts.

Limitations

Data covers only September 2026; employment and wage trends reflect nine-month cumulative performance. Uncertainty exists regarding long-term recovery trajectories.

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