Brazil government proposes 20% tax incentive cut, spending curbs from 2027

The Brazilian government is expanding a proposal to reduce tax incentives by up to 20%, alongside measures to contain expenses and flexibilize public resource use starting in 2027. The plan signals fiscal consolidation efforts but faces uncertain legislative approval. This matters as it could improve Brazil's fiscal outlook and influence market sentiment toward the real and local assets.

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