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Brazil's 2027 budget proposal targets primary surplus of 0.13% of GDP

Brazil's 2027 budget proposal projects a central government primary surplus of 0.13% of GDP, the first since 2022.

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Brazil's 2027 budget proposal, presented to Congress on 2026-08-31, projects an effective primary surplus of 18.6 billion reais (US$3.59 billion) for the central government, equivalent to 0.13% of GDP. [1] Registrador Hernan Penagos will lead a technical delegation to Brazil to supervise the upcoming electoral process. [2] JHSF, a high-end property developer, returned to the Brazilian bond market on September 1, 2026. [3] Brazil's central government has not recorded an annual primary surplus since 2022, when the surplus was 0.55% of GDP; the 2027 proposal, if achieved, would be the first since then. [4] The election in Brazil will involve the selection of more than 1,650 public offices. [5] The technical delegation supervised by Hernan Penagos will oversee the democratic process in which nearly 160 million Brazilian citizens will vote. [6] The developer priced debentures for the first time in a year. [7] The transaction involved the issuance of debentures to raise capital. [8] The article states an exchange rate of 1 US dollar = 5.1849 Brazilian reais for converting the budget figures. [9]
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  1. Brazil's 2027 budget proposal, presented to Congress on 2026-08-31, projects an effective primary surplus of 18.6 billion reais (US$3.59 billion) for the central government, equivalent to 0.13% of GDP. · Diario La republica
  2. Registrador Hernan Penagos will lead a technical delegation to Brazil to supervise the upcoming electoral process. · elnuevosiglo.com.coColombia
  3. JHSF, a high-end property developer, returned to the Brazilian bond market on September 1, 2026. · LatinFinance
  4. Brazil's central government has not recorded an annual primary surplus since 2022, when the surplus was 0.55% of GDP; the 2027 proposal, if achieved, would be the first since then. · Diario La republica
  5. The election in Brazil will involve the selection of more than 1,650 public offices. · elnuevosiglo.com.coColombia
  6. The technical delegation supervised by Hernan Penagos will oversee the democratic process in which nearly 160 million Brazilian citizens will vote. · elnuevosiglo.com.coColombia
  7. The developer priced debentures for the first time in a year. · LatinFinance
  8. The transaction involved the issuance of debentures to raise capital. · LatinFinance
  9. The article states an exchange rate of 1 US dollar = 5.1849 Brazilian reais for converting the budget figures. · Diario La republica
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