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A primary surplus reduces fiscal risk, which can lower yields on government bonds as investor confidence improves.
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Brazil's public accounts recorded a primary surplus of R$24.6 billion in April 2026. This surplus indicates the government’s revenues exceeded its non-interest expenditures, which can help reduce public debt and improve fiscal stability. The result may influence investor confidence and Brazil's economic outlook.