The IGP-10 inflation index in Brazil witnessed a slight increase in November 2025, now standing at 0.2%, according to the latest data updated on 14 November. This marks a subtle climb from the previous month’s index of 0.1% recorded in October, reflecting a month-over-month comparison in Brazil's complex economic landscape.
October had shown a 0.1% increase when compared to September 2025, a time when Brazilian inflation pressures seemed to stabilize slightly. However, the latest slight uptick suggests underlying economic pressures may still be at play, keeping economic analysts and policymakers alert.
The current data on the IGP-10 index, vital for assessing price variations in the Brazilian market, will certainly fuel the ongoing discussion on inflation management strategies in Brazil's challenging economic environment. As these figures are carefully scrutinized, all eyes remain on future indicators to gauge if this upward trend will persist in the coming months.
