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Brazil’s public debt-GDP ratio at the end of 2026 77% or less: real money 14%, play money 19% Between 77.1% and 82.0%: real money 44%, play money 34% Between 82.1% and 87.0%: real money 30%, play money 25% Between 87.1% and 92.0%: real money 12%, play money 15% 92.1% or more: real money 7%, play money 9% Volume: real money 164.96980104, play money 10810.0021 Bettors: real money 2, play money 3 Categories: Finance, Economic Indicators, United States, GDP Related markets Will there be a technical recession in the US in 2026? (ID: 234386) Volume: real 236.95799978, play 20927.6574 Bettors: real 3, play 5 Leading (real money): Will there be a technical recession in the US in 2026? 31% Leading (play money): Will there be a technical recession in the US in 2026? 38% Will the US' sovereign credit rating be downgraded again by Fitch, Moody's or S&P by the end of 2026? (ID: 224525) Volume: real 105.98820016, play 13299.99701308 Bettors: real 2, play 4 Leading (real money): Will the US' sovereign credit rating be downgraded again by Fitch, Moody's or S&P by the end of 2026 31% Leading (play money): Will the US' sovereign credit rating be downgraded again by Fitch, Moody's or S&P by the end of 2026 35%

Brazil’s public debt-GDP ratio at the end of 2026

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The market whose range of values contains the ratio between Brazil's public debt and the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at the end of 2026 will resolve to "Yes". All other markets will resolve to "No".

The reference to resolve these markets will be the data published by the Brazilian Central Bank in its Special Tables (methodology from 2008), under the Statistics section. Futuur will take into account the percentage of the gross debt of the general government (“Dívida Bruta do Governo Geral”) relative to GDP in December 2026.

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