Brazil’s Public Debt Hits US$1.74 Trillion
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Brazil debt climbs to $1.8 trillion as interest costs surge
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The Federal Public Debt (FDP) ended September in R$ 9,382 trillion, as announced on Thursday (29) by the National Treasury in the Monthly Debt Report (MDR). The number represents a high of 0.97% compared to the previous month. Subject matter exclusive to subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and register.
The Federal Public Debt (FDI) recorded a growth of 0.97% in September this year, compared to August, and hit R$ 9.38 trillion, according to data released this Thursday, 29, by the National Treasury. According to the monthly debt report (MDR), the debt stock was at R$ 9.29 trillion in August. In nominal values, the federal debt grew R$ 90.2 billion in September. + Read more Economics news in the West Still according to the Treasury, the high in p…
Brazil's public debt increased by almost 1% in September, mainly due to interest costs, according to the Ministry of Finance's figures of Thursday, as interest expense continued to contribute to the increase in debt. Brazil's public debt increased by 0.97% compared with August to 9.383 trillion reais (1.76 trillion US dollars), with interest expenses this month rising to 1.8 trillion dollars first appeared on latinapress news.
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