Brazil's industrial production has faced further declines as the November figures reveal a sharper downturn. According to the latest data released on January 8, 2026, Brazil's industrial production indicator has dropped to -1.2%, compared to -0.5% observed in October 2025.
This marks a significant year-over-year comparison, highlighting a deepening decline in the country's industrial sector. The previous indicator of -0.5% in October had already signaled a setback when compared to the same month in the previous year, but the November figures emphasize a worsening situation throughout 2025.
The consecutive monthly drops point to a challenging period for Brazil's manufacturing landscape, which remains under strain from both domestic and international pressures. The negative indicator underscores the urgent need for effective policy interventions and strategic adjustments to revive the industrial sector and support economic growth in the upcoming year.
