The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) forecast, measured by the Central Bank's IBC-Br (Economic Activity Index), dropped 0.05% in October compared to September.
The comparison is seasonally adjusted - a kind of compensation to compare different periods.
The BC (Central Bank) released the result on Wednesday (Dec. 14).
The IBC-Br was below the median of the financial market's estimates, which projected a growth of 0.3% in October compared to September.
According to the Central Bank, the Brazilian economy grew 3.41% year-to-date from January to October.
In 12 months, the GDP has advanced 3 . . .
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