Debt Demon

Brazil still has an indebted state. Its Public Debt Federal Domestic (Issuances) represents around 40% of GDP. As a result, it retains for your needs 80% of the available credit, making it even more expensive for the rest of the nation. There is no denying that the current government Dilma Rousseff, there is a balance between controlling inflation targeting, fiscal accounts and external accounts, and the continuing reduction in the debt / GDP. The federal debt ended 2012 at R $ 2.008 trillion. Throughout 2012, the debt in government securities grew by R $ 142 billion (7.6%). This result was celebrated by the economic team because there was an improvement in both the profile and the term of the debt. A portion of the stock corrected for fixed rate bonds, which are more advantageous to the government, ended the year at 40% of the total. Although the Selic rate represented 21.7% of the stock of public debt securities, their reductions in 2012 contributed to the decrease in the average cost of debt in the medium and long term.