XP Inc.: Brazil's Growth Outlook Improves Despite Global Uncertainty
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XP Releases Latest Edition of Its Brazil Macro Monthly Report
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The new forecasts reflect strong job market performance, resilient household income, and recent stimulus measures introduced by the federal government. These include additional funding for the "
"Although external risks are elevated,
Key highlights from XP's macro report include:
- Inflation forecast held at 6.0% for 2025, with 2026 revised up to 4.7%, reflecting higher growth expectations and the likely inflationary impact of income tax reform.
- BRL forecast maintained at 6.00 per USD by year-end, though risks remain tied to global trade disruptions and commodity price volatility.
- Fiscal balance challenges ahead, with XP projecting the government will need to raise an additional
BRL 110 billion (approx.USD 18.3 billion ) in revenue to meet the 2026 surplus target.
The report also underscores the uncertain international environment — particularly the impact of rising
"Monetary policy is doing the heavy lifting," added Megale. "But to achieve a sustained decrease in inflation and lower interest rates in the coming years,
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