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1st Edition – June 2025 – Ministry of Finance’s Priority Agenda for 2025–2026

The Ministry of Finance has established a comprehensive agenda of macroeconomic and microeconomic reforms aimed at fostering economic stability, sustainable growth, and tax justice. In a world of constant transformation, Brazil has also launched new platforms to support the ecological transition, including the Ecological Transformation Plan, which deepens the country’s commitment to green and inclusive development.

2nd Edition – July 2025 – Brazil–U.S. Trade Relations

The United States is one of Brazil’s main trading partners. The bilateral relationship is marked by a persistent deficit in goods and services. In the investment sphere, the U.S. is the second-largest destination for profit and dividend remittances from Brazil and remains the leading source of inward foreign direct investment (FDI), particularly in the industrial, financial, IT, and commercial sectors.

3rd Edition – August 2025 – U.S. Tariffs on Brazil and the Brazil Sovereign Plan

On July 30, 2025, the United States imposed an additional 40% tariff on Brazilian exports, on top of the 10% applied in April 2025 — totaling a 50% surcharge. In response, Brazil launched the Sovereign Plan, designed to mitigate the economic impacts of the tariffs and strengthen the country’s resilience through targeted fiscal, industrial, and trade measures.

4th Edition – November 2025 – The impact of U.S. tariffs on Brazillian Goods Exports

In this fourth issue, the document analyzes the impacts of the Trade Tariffs adopted by the US on Brazil in July 2025, on Brazil's Exports between August and October 2025. It also includes an analysis of the behavior of expectations for Foreign Direct Investment in Brazil after the announcement of these tariffs.

6th Edition - March 2026 - Analysis of the main Mercosur Trade Agreements, signed and under negotiation

In the sixth issue, the Brazil Macro Monitor describes the main Mercosur trade agreements, both those already signed (Singapore, EFTA, EU) and under negotiation (Canada, United Arab Emirates), as well as the expansion of tariff lines in the preferential agreement with India. The document presents a mapping of the flows between Brazil and these jurisdictions of trade in goods and services, the main items traded, as well as the flows and stock of foreign direct investment. Based on this information, it indicates the positive potential for Mercosur and Brazil of expanding their trade and investment partnerships.