Brazil's Gross Debt-to-GDP ratio increased marginally to 76.2% as of April 2025, reflecting a slight rise from the previous month's ratio of 75.9%. This increment, as confirmed by the latest data updated on May 30, 2025, signals an ongoing upward trajectory in the country's debt obligations relative to its economic output.
In comparison to the previous month-on-month change from February to March 2025, this recent increase indicates continued fiscal pressure. The slight rise underscores the challenges Brazil faces in managing its debt as it navigates economic recovery and growth.
This increase in the debt ratio points to broader fiscal policy implications and the need for potential adjustments to ensure sustainable economic health. Observers will be watching closely in the coming months for any stabilizing measures Brazil might undertake to manage its growing debt burden effectively.
