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CMN expands in R $ 2 bi credit limit to states and municipalities
Publication: Feed Editoria
Author: Wellton Máximo - Repórter da Agência Brasil
Source published: 29/10/2026, 22:24:00 UTC
Briefing created: 30/10/2026, 00:43:12 UTC
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Briefings
The Brazilian Central Bank's Council of Monetary and Financial Policy (CMN) approved a resolution to increase the total credit limit for local governments from R$ 28.625 billion to R$ 30.625 billion, adding R$ 2 billion. This expansion applies to states, municipalities, and the Federal District, covering both credit with and without federal guarantee. The funds were identified as unused fiscal space in 2026, with the new allocation specifically targeting the R$ 2 billion increase. The measure remains in effect as of the publication date, though the exact distribution of the R$ 2 billion across the three entities is not fully detailed in the source.
Key points
- The CMN increased the total credit limit for local governments from R$ 28.625 billion to R$ 30.625 billion, adding R$ 2 billion.
- The R$ 2 billion increase was allocated to states, municipalities, and the Federal District, covering both credit with and without federal guarantee.
Context
The CMN, presided over by Minister Dario Durigan, set the new limit after a Treasury review identified unused fiscal space in 2026. The measure allows local entities to borrow more for authorized public projects, though the specific breakdown of the R$ 2 billion across the three entities is not fully detailed in the source.
Limitations
The source does not specify the exact distribution of the R$ 2 billion increase across states, municipalities, and the Federal District. It also does not provide the specific date the resolution entered into force, only the publication date.
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