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Darina Pashchenko

05.11.2026

Brazil fiscal measures decision awaits Lula return as markets watch debt, rates — Brazil fiscal outlook waits

Brazil's government is keeping potential fiscal measures under discussion while President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva remains abroad through mid-November. The timing matters for investors seeking firmer signs of fiscal discipline as rising mandatory spending, higher debt and elevated interest rates keep pressure on the economy.

Highlights

President Lula will decide on potential fiscal measures after returning from international trips by November 15, following high-level economic agenda meetings.
Brazil's gross debt has climbed more than 10 percentage points to 82.9% of GDP under Lula, fueling investor concerns and demand for higher risk premiums.
The central bank paused its monetary easing cycle, keeping the benchmark Selic rate at 13.75%, as current high interest rates weigh on the economy.

Economic agenda review before Lula's return

As reported by Reuters, Finance Minister Dario Durigan said President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is expected to decide on possible fiscal measures after returning later this month from trips to Turkey and the Philippines, where he is scheduled to remain until November 15.

Durigan said proposals are still being debated and that he is due to take part in a meeting convened by Lula on Thursday morning to discuss the economic agenda and present the president with scenarios and proposals.

Debt and interest rate pressures shape market focus

Markets remain on hold for clearer signs of fiscal discipline from Lula as rapidly rising mandatory spending fuels fiscal concerns and leads investors to demand higher risk premiums to buy government debt.

Under Lula's current term, Brazil's gross debt has risen by more than 10 percentage points to 82.9% of gross domestic product. Durigan also said current interest rates are harming the economy and that the government must take the steps needed to create conditions for borrowing costs to fall in a sustainable and structural way.

Brazil's central bank on Wednesday paused its monetary easing cycle, leaving the benchmark Selic rate unchanged at 13.75%, one of the highest levels among major emerging economies.

Our earlier coverage of the Ibovespa downturn highlighted how political and fiscal uncertainty around President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva weighed on Brazilian equities, pushing the index below key moving averages and deepening bearish momentum. The analysis noted broad risk aversion led by losses in heavyweights like Vale and Petrobras and warned that further weakness could follow if major technical support levels failed.

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