BZ Gov Budget Balance

Brazil's government debt as a share of gross domestic product rose to 75.7% in March from 75.5% the month before, central bank data showed on Monday. The Brazilian public sector posted a primary surplus of 1.177 billion reais ($232.05 million) for the month, while economists polled by Reuters expected a 1.55 billion-real deficit. ($1 = 5.0722 reais)

The public sector consolidated recorded primary deficit of R$14.2 billion in March, against a surplus of R$4.3 billion in the same month of 2022. Central Government and regional governments there were deficits in order, of R$9.7 billion, and R$4.6 billion, while the companies state-owned companies recorded a surplus of R$154 million. In the last twelve months, until March, the sector consolidated public sector obtained a surplus of R$74.8 billion, equivalent to 0.74% of GDP, and 0.19 p.p. less than the accumulated surplus up to ...

The primary outcome of Public sector consolidated was surplus of BRL 99.0 billion in January, compared to surplus of BRL 101.8 billion in the same month of 2022. The Government Central and the governments regional registered respective surpluses of R$79.4 billion and R$21.8 billion, and the state-owned companies, a deficit of R$2.2 billion. In twelve months, the consolidated public sector obtained surplus of R$123.2 billion, equivalent to 1.24% of GDP and 0.04 p.p. less than surplus Registered in 2022. The nominal interest of the ...

The public sector consolidated obtained in 2022 primary surplus of R$126.0 billion (1.28% of GDP), against a surplus of R$64.7 billion (0.73% of GDP) in 2021. In the month of December, the public sector consolidated recorded primary deficit of R$11.8 billion, against a surplus of BRL 123 million in December 2021. No month, the Central Government and state-owned companies had a surplus of, in order, R$6.2 billion and R$637 million, while the regional governments had a deficit of R$18.6 billion. In 2022, interest public sector names ...

The public sector consolidated recorded primary deficit of BRL 20.1 billion in november 2022, against a surplus of BRL 15.0 billion in November 2021. The Central Government and the regional governments presented, in order, deficits of R$16.5 billion and R$3.7 million, and the state-owned companies, surplus of R$145 million. In the twelve months ending in November, the primary surplus of the consolidated public sector reached R$137.9 billion, equivalent to 1.41% of GDP. The nominal interest of the Public sector consolidated, ...

The public sector consolidated registered primary surplus of R$10.7 billion in September 2022, before surplus of R$12.9 billion in September 2021. The Central Government and regional governments presented, in order, surplus of R$11.1 billion and R$321 millions. The companies state-owned companies registered a deficit of R$688 million. In the twelve months ending in September, the primary surplus of the consolidated public sector reached R$181.4 billion, equivalent to 1.93% of GDP. The nominal interest of the Public sector ...

The public sector consolidated registered primary deficit of R$30.3 billion in August 2022, before surplus of R$16.7 billion in August 2021. The Central Government showed a deficit of R$49.8 billion, and the regional governments and the state enterprises, respective surpluses of R$18.5 billion and R$970 million. In the twelve months ending in August, the consolidated public sector primary surplus reached R$183.5 billion, equivalent to to 1.97% of GDP. The nominal interest of the Public sector consolidated, appropriate by competence, ...

The consolidated public sector registered a primary surplus of R$20.4 billion in July 2022, compared to a deficit of R$10.3 billion in July 2021. In the Central Government and regional governments, there were respective surpluses of R$20.0 billion and R$1.8 billion, and in state-owned companies, a deficit of R$1.3 billion in the month. In the twelve months ended in July, the primary surplus of the consolidated public sector reached R$230.6 billion, equivalent to 2.48% of GDP. Nominal interest in the consolidated public sector, ...