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Government bets on the fifth surplus followed. OE with positive balance of 0.1%

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Briefings

Brazilian government plans to run a surplus in the fifth consecutive fiscal year, with the Economic Plan (OE) maintaining a positive balance of 0.1% in both 2026 and 2027. This outcome relies on an estimated economic growth rate exceeding 2%, which is projected to keep public finances balanced despite the fifth consecutive surplus.

Key points

• The Brazilian government's Economic Plan (OE) maintains a positive balance of 0.1% in both 2026 and 2027.
• This balance is achieved by assuming an economic growth rate above 2%.

Context

Brazilian government plans to run a surplus in the fifth consecutive fiscal year, with the Economic Plan (OE) maintaining a positive balance of 0.1% in both 2026 and 2027. This outcome relies on an estimated economic growth rate exceeding 2%, which is projected to keep public finances balanced despite the fifth consecutive surplus.

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The evidence relies on a single source article from October 2026. No data on the specific 0.1% surplus figure, the exact 2% growth assumption, or the fiscal year boundaries is provided. The source does not specify the country or region beyond Brazil, nor does it offer any historical context or comparison to previous years.

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