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Brazil 2026 public policy reforms

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Latest: Move Brasil reduces eligibility for app driver vehicle financing

From April to August 2026, the Brazilian federal and state governments rolled out a series of policy measures aimed at expanding housing, credit, transport, sanitation, education and social protection. In April, the Minh

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Brazil 2026: Economic deceleration and electoral uncertainty

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Latest: Brazil economic growth projections revised downward by government and central bank

By late September 2026, Brazil’s economic landscape is defined by a deceleration in activity, high interest rates, and mounting electoral uncertainty. Following the Copom decision to reduce the Selic rate to 13.75%, the

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Brazilian subnational credit and infrastructure financing

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Latest: Brazil's CMN increases credit limits for states and municipalities

The Brazilian Ministry of Finance authorized R$ 12.9 billion in state loans for São Paulo, Piauí, Maranhão, Pernambuco, and Rondônia for infrastructure projects including urban mobility, transport, water resources, and s

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Brazil agribusiness credit reforms and debt crisis

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Latest: Brazil rural debt renegotiation faces implementation hurdles

Mid‑2026 reforms expanded rural credit and launched a R$10 bn Finep‑managed innovation line for precision‑ag equipment. In July, the CMN formalised the line with a five‑year repayment horizon. Simultaneously, Resolution

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Brazil school transport legislative developments

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Latest: Brazil advances R$ 30 billion transport credit and US$ 1 billion sustainability loan

Legislative developments in Brazil have focused on improving the efficiency and financing of school transportation. In mid-August, the Senate Education Commission approved a substitute text for Bill 743/2023, which seeks