08.01.202611:00:00UTC+00Inflation Index in Brazil Sees Slight Uptick in December

In December 2025, Brazil's IGP-DI inflation index registered a modest increase, rising to 0.10%, according to the latest data updated on January 8, 2026. This marks a noticeable uptick from November's more placid growth of 0.01%. The IGP-DI, a crucial measure of inflation that impacts economic policy and business planning, shows a month-over-month movement.

Economists are closely monitoring these numbers, as the IGP-DI is a valuable indicator of price changes in the Brazilian economy. The rise, although slight, suggests a marginal acceleration in inflation at the end of the year. Analysts will be keen to observe whether this trend continues into the new year, potentially impacting decisions on interest rates and monetary policy.

This change in the IGP-DI comes amid broader discussions on inflation in Brazil, where policymakers and businesses are vigilant, seeking to balance growth with price stability. As the first indicator of 2026, these data could serve as a reference point for strategic decisions in the coming months.