Brazil FGTS Council Extends Birthday Withdrawal Collateral Rule for Loans

Brazil's FGTS council extended a rule allowing workers to pledge up to five future birthday withdrawals as collateral for credit operations. This maintains a consumer credit channel amid high interest rates, supporting household liquidity but adding to fiscal and social policy continuity. The extension is procedural, with no immediate market shock.

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