In March 2024, Brazil's net debt-to-GDP ratio experienced a slight increase from 60.9% to 61.1%, according to the latest data update on 06 May 2024. The previous indicator had reached 60.9% earlier in March 2024 before the current change was reported. The small uptick in the debt-to-GDP ratio indicates a slight increase in the country's debt relative to its economic output. This change can have implications for Brazil's fiscal health and economic stability, as higher debt levels may impact the government's ability to invest in key areas or respond to economic challenges effectively. Observers will be watching closely to see how this slight shift in the debt-to-GDP ratio may influence Brazil's economic outlook in the coming months.