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Brazil Federal Public Debt Rises 0.97% in September

Brazil’s Treasury said federal public debt increased 0.97% from the previous month in September.

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SquawkNews Desk 1 updates Updated Oct 29, 2026, 07:37 PM UTC

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Brazil's public debt climbed 0.97% in September from the previous month, to 9.383 trillion reais ($1.76 trillion), Treasury data showed on Thursday.($1 = 5.3440 reais)

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