In a slight increase from the previous month, Brazil's Mid-Month Consumer Price Index (CPI) has reached 0.20% in November 2025, a modest rise from the 0.18% recorded in October. This data, updated on 26 November 2025, indicates a subtle shift in the monthly inflation rate within the country.
The Mid-Month CPI serves as a key economic measure, reflecting changes in the cost of living by tracking the price changes of a basket of goods and services. The slight uptick from October to November underscores the ongoing economic resilience as Brazil continues to navigate through both global and domestic economic pressures.
Within the backdrop of global economic challenges, this incremental rise in the CPI is important for policymakers and market participants who closely monitor inflation trends to anticipate economic conditions and inform monetary policy decisions. The month-over-month comparison highlights the nuanced movements in the inflation rate, providing a clearer picture of the short-term economic trajectory for Brazil.
