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Forecast of surplus in the Budget of 2027 is maintained, says Durigan

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Briefings

Brazil's 2027 budget surplus projection remains stable despite recent fiscal measures, according to Finance Minister Dario Durigan. He stated that new initiatives were implemented within existing fiscal rules without altering the budget framework. The Ministry of Planning and Budget announced a proposal to remap approximately R$20 billion from the 2027 PLOA to accommodate these measures without increasing the total spending ceiling. Durigan also defended the current administration's public accounts management, noting a R$200 billion improvement over the previous government since 2023.

Key points

• Finance Minister Dario Durigan confirmed the 2027 budget surplus projection remains stable after announcing fiscal measures.
• The Ministry of Planning and Budget proposed remapping R$20 billion from the 2027 PLOA to accommodate new initiatives without raising the spending ceiling.

Context

Brazil's 2027 budget surplus projection remains stable despite recent fiscal measures, according to Finance Minister Dario Durigan. The Ministry of Planning and Budget announced a proposal to remap approximately R$20 billion from the 2027 PLOA to accommodate these measures without increasing the total spending ceiling. Durigan also defended the current administration's public accounts management, noting a R$200 billion improvement over the previous government since 2023.

Limitations

Evidence covers fiscal measures and public accounts management up to October 2026. Specific details on the 2027 budget remapping are limited to the R$20 billion estimate. The source does not provide data on the full scope of the 2027 budget or the complete impact of the 2026 fiscal measures on the overall budget.

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