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Brazil’s public debt fell by 0.7% in July, external debt below 10%

Brazil's public debt fell 0.7 percent in July to R$5.804 trillion (about US$1.16 trillion), although it is expected to rise in the coming months, the Finance Ministry said Monday.

According to the National Financing Plan (PAF) presented in January, Brazilian public debt is expected to be between R$6 and R$6.4 trillion (between US$1.2 and US$1.28 trillion) at the end of the year.

Brazilian public debt includes internal and external debt.

Movable government debt in domestic securities decreased 0.66 percent in July to R$5.55 trillion . . .

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