Brazil’s public debt-to-GDP ratio falls in April

The country has recorded higher-than-expected tax revenues in recent months, which had a positive impact on public finances.
The country has recorded higher-than-expected tax revenues in recent months, which had a positive impact on public finances.
The country has recorded higher-than-expected tax revenues in recent months, which had a positive impact on public finances.

The Brazilian public debt declined to 86.7% of GDP in April, from 88.9% of GDP in March, supported by a rebound of economic activity in the fourth month of the year.

The country has recorded higher-than-expected tax revenues in the recent months, which had a positive impact on public finances.

The country has recorded higher-than-expected tax revenues in the recent months, which had a positive impact on public finances. Hence, the general government registered a primary budget surplus of BRL 24.3bn in April 2021, compared to a deficit of BRL 94.3bn in April 2020.

Further data and analysis on Brazil’s economy are available on the CEIC Brazil Economy in a Snapshot – Q1 2021 report.

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4th 六月 2021 Brazil’s public debt-to-GDP ratio falls in April