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Brazil in numbers

Brazil's main indicators from official sources, in one place: inflation, interest rates, the dollar, jobs, GDP, population and more. Each number leads to a page with history, explanation and source.

Population of Brazil · estimate 214,467,154 IBGE estimate for 2026, projected with last year's growth (2,165 people a day, on average). It is a projection, not a head count.
Wealth generated in 2026 since January 1 · estimate R$ 10,792,485,392,171 GDP of the last 4 quarters to Q2 2026 (R$ 13.19 trillion), spread per second. It is an estimate: the actual GDP for 2026 is only published after the year ends.

Highlights

Inflation, month by month

Monthly IPCA, last 12 months0.09Oct0.18Nov0.33Dec0.33Jan0.70Feb0.88Mar0.67Apr0.58May0.16Jun0.07Jul-0.32Aug0.82Sep

Monthly IPCA, in %, last 12 months. Source: IBGE, via the Central Bank of Brazil.

IPCA over 12 months4.58%

The IPCA, Brazil's official inflation rate, rose 4.58% over the 12 months to Sep 2026. A year earlier, the 12-month figure was 5.17%.

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Prices and interest rates

Market expectations

Work and income

Employment by job type

10 indicators

Employment by sector

10 indicators

Income by job type

5 indicators

Economic activity

Public finances and households

External accounts

Society

Brazil by state

Population, municipalities and indicators for the 27 states, with map and ranking: see all states.

Where the numbers come from

The data come from official sources: IBGE (inflation, jobs, GDP, population, Gini) and the Central Bank of Brazil (interest rates, exchange rate, reserves, debt, credit). Each page states the series used and the date of the latest data point. Data updated on Oct 26, 2026; the base is refreshed after each release by the sources. Counter values are estimates and are labeled as such.

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