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Brazil Ministry of Planning revises 2026 Selic rate projection to 14.16%
Valor Econômico·BR·1 day ago
Executive Secretary Dario Durigan stated the Brazilian government will not implement capital controls, focusing instead on enhancing regulatory oversight. The statement aims to reassure investors regarding market stability amid ongoing economic policy discussions.
Brazil's Finance Ministry has definitively ruled out implementing capital controls, aiming to reassure investors and maintain market stability. Concurrently, the Ministry is advocating for stringent regulation of the online betting sector, akin to tobacco, in response to a significant surge in self-exclusion requests during the World Cup. This dual approach indicates a focus on targeted regulatory enhancements rather than broad capital restrictions.