Brazil Selic holds at 13.75% as Lula 3 term ends; debt rises

Brazil's central bank keeps Selic at 13.75% two months before the end of the Lula 3 mandate, with economists expecting no change. The elevated rate and rising public debt signal persistent fiscal and monetary tightness, weighing on growth outlook.

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