Brazil's Lula proposes R$80B fiscal adjustment via spending rule changes

Brazil's government, negotiating with senators, plans to adjust up to R$80 billion by 2027 by altering mandatory minimum spending calculations for oil, health, and education. This marks a shift in fiscal policy to contain expenses, but details remain uncertain. The move signals a potential easing of fiscal constraints, which could affect market confidence in Brazil's fiscal trajectory.

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