Brazil achieved a 3.4 percent economic growth in 2024, with household spending, industry, and services
Brazil’s retail sales fell for the third month in January, decreasing by 0.1%, indicating continued
Brazil’s retail sales decreased by 0.1% in January 2025, marking three consecutive months of decline.
Brazil’s services sector declined by 0.2% in January, exceeding economist expectations. The decrease, primarily in
Brazil’s annual inflation reached 5.06% in February, surpassing the central bank’s target of 3%. This
In February, consumer prices in Brazil rose by 1.31 percent, exceeding expectations. The annual increase
Brazil’s industrial production remained unchanged in January, missing expectations for growth. High interest rates and
Brazil plans to strengthen food stocks through updated procurement rules to address rising food inflation,
Brazil plans to purchase 445,000 metric tons of food staples to combat inflation. This marks
Brazil’s economy grew by 3.4% in 2024, largely due to strong household spending, even as