The Federal Public Debt (DPF) advanced 0.71%, from R $ 7.62 trillion, in April, to R $ 7.67 trillion, in May, according to data from the National Treasury released on Friday (28).
In May of this year, the Public Internal Furniture Debt (DPMFI) had its inventory expanded by 0.70%. Rose from R $ 7,310 trillion to R $ 7,361 trillion.
The variation occurred due to positive interest appropriation, in the amount of R $ 75.86 billion, neutralized in part by the net redemption, in the amount of R $ 25.03 billion, according to the Treasury data.
Already the stock of external Federal Public Debt (DPFE) registered positive variation of 0.99% over the stock calculated in April, ending the month of May at R $ 309.17 billion (US $ 54.16 billion), being R $ 255.75 billion (US $ 44.80 billion) for furniture debt and R $ 53.42 billion (US $ 9.36 billion) for debt contractual.
Public debt directly reflects the country’s interest and growth rates, consequently impacting employment, income and inflation, for example.
This result also weighs on the decisions of rating agencies, which classify how reliable a country is to invest.
Brazil has sought to recover the degree of foreign investment and, for this, respect for tax rules is fundamental, as it shows how compromised the country has economic performance.
