The Week in 5 Bullet Points

February 27th, 2026

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February 20th, 2026

1. Financial market lowers inflation forecast for 2026 The financial market has revised its inflation…

February 13th, 2026

1. FGC launches emergency plan to rebuild reserves after Banco Master impact The Credit Guarantee…

February 6th, 2026

1. COPOM confirms the start of a cycle of interest rates cuts The minutes of…

January 30th, 2026

1. Selic held at 15%, but Central Bank signals cut in March The Central Bank’s…

January 23rd, 2026

1. EU-Mercosur agreement paused The European Parliament has decided to pause the EU–Mercosur agreement, referring…

January 16th, 2026

1. Lula signs 2026 budget with vetoes and spending blocks President Luiz Inácio Lula da…

January 09th, 2025

1. European Commission approves agreement with Mercosur The trade agreement between Mercosur and the European…

December 19th, 2025

1. Financial market believes cuts in the Selic rate are far due to 2026 elections…

December 12th, 2025

1. COPOM keeps Selic rate at 15%, postponing cuts to 2026 In the last meeting…

December 5th, 2025

1. Brazilian Treasury rejects conditions and forces Postal Service to back down from billion-real operation…

November 28th, 2025

1. Financial market lowers projection for Selic rate in 2026 According to the Central Bank’s…

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August 14th, 2026

1. Inflation rose above 2% again in July and has now reached nearly 20% over…

August 7th, 2026

1. The government secured preliminary approval for the Private Property Inviolability bill, but without the…

July 31st, 2026

1. In a nationwide address, Milei presented the reform of the Central Bank’s Charter President…

July 24th, 2026

1. In May, commercial activity fell by 0.5%, but it still remains above the figure…

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