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Brazil's Planning Minister Tebet says government is not discussing changing the 2027 fiscal goal from the 0.5% primary surplus.

Brazil's Planning Minister's comments suggest a commitment to the existing fiscal goal, which may stabilize perceptions of the country's financial discipline.

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  • Oil shock has positive impact on revenue, increasing income without requiring tax hikes.
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The increased revenue from the oil shock, without necessitating tax increases, highlights a potentially favorable environment for fiscal policy and spending, particularly in an emerging market context. This may bolster investor confidence and support for domestic assets, especially in sectors linked to commodities.

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