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Extraordinary credit of R $ 7,5 bi reinforces fuel subsidies

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Briefings

The Brazilian government approved a credit of R$ 7.52 billion to subsidize diesel production and imports, with R$ 6.17 billion allocated specifically to road diesel and R$ 1.35 billion to other petroleum derivatives. This measure, published via Provisional Measure No. 1.395 on October 9, 2026, aims to address urgent and unpredictable expenses outlined in economic subsidy measures enacted during the current year, with funds directed to the ANP for operational costs.

Key points

• R$ 6.17 billion of the total R$ 7.52 billion credit is designated for road diesel production and import subsidies under Provisional Measure No. 1.363/2026.
• R$ 1.35 billion of the credit covers other petroleum derivatives, including diesel, while the remaining R$ 0.02 billion is allocated to other petroleum products.

Context and limitations

The evidence covers only the federal credit approved on October 9, 2026, and does not include data on the final congressional approval status, specific implementation timelines, or the full scope of economic subsidy measures enacted during the current year.

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