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Central Bank says financial stability is not at risk

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Briefings

Brazil's central bank declared financial stability risk low despite rising family credit indicators. The 2026 financial stability report showed family credit indicators worsened, with problematic assets reaching their highest level since 2012. However, the central bank assessed the national financial system as resilient, citing adequate capitalization and liquidity levels. Key concerns include fiscal risks and potential increases in non-payment during high-interest periods.

Key points

• Family credit indicators worsened in June 2026, with problematic assets reaching their highest level since 2012.
• 73% of surveyed financial institutions expressed high confidence in the system's resilience.

Context

Brazil's central bank issued a report on June 27, 2026, stating that despite worsening family credit indicators, the financial system remains stable. The analysis covers the first half of 2026, with data from June showing a 0.6% decline in the Interbank Central Bank (IBC-Br) credit index.

Limitations

Data reflects June 2026 only; full 2026 report not yet available. Family credit indicators include delayed or payment difficulty signals. Some estimates are projections based on current trends.

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