SAO PAULO (Reuters) – Brazil’s Finance Minister Rogerio Cerón said on Wednesday that the government’s new fiscal framework was designed to be sustainable over the long term and face different economic and political cycles.
Ceron told GloboNews: “It’s a sustainable path, not ‘out of control’ with deadlines like past solutions.
Government simulations show that Brazil’s debt decline trajectory starts fastest2026 under the new framework, depending on monetary easing, Ceron said. In the most pessimistic scenario, the debt will stabilize by 2029.
