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Brazil Registers Largest Deflation in Four Years, Cementing Central Bank's Selic Rate Cut
Brazil's official inflation index, the IPCA, fell 0.32% in August, the first deflation of the year, driven by a temporary 'Itaipu Bonus' on electricity bills.

Brazil’s Inflation Posts Steepest Deflation in Four Years, Intensifying Pressure for Deeper Rate Cuts
Brazil’s official IPCA inflation index recorded a deeper-than-expected deflation of -0.32% in August 2026, driven by an electricity bill credit, likely pushing the Central Bank to accelerate its interest rate cutting cycle.

Brazil’s Battery Auction Faces Regulatory Minefield as Regulator Races to Define Cost Allocation
Brazil’s first large-scale battery energy storage auctions face major uncertainty as ANEEL struggles to define who pays for the new capacity.

Lula’s R$5 Billion Power Subsidy Spares Consumers, But Fiscal Fight With TCU Continues
Brazil's President Lula secured R$5 billion in energy subsidies to cap power bills after a brief judicial block, keeping a federal fiscal dispute alive.

Brazil TCU Reverses Block on R$5 Billion Energy Subsidy
Brazil's Federal Court of Auditors (TCU) quickly lifted a block on a R$5 billion energy subsidy, averting major electricity tariff hikes in an election year.

Lula Signs Decree Opening Brazil’s Free Energy Market to 90 Million Consumers
President Lula formalized the expansion of the free power market, allowing all residential and small commercial users to choose their energy supplier.

Lula Opens Brazil Power Market to All Consumers, Mandates Green Fuels Push
President Lula signed decrees opening Brazil's electricity market to households and mandating a shift to green aviation fuels.

President Lula Opens Brazil’s Energy Market to 90 Million Consumers, Promising Lower Bills
President Lula's new decree liberalizes Brazil’s power sector, allowing all low-voltage consumers to choose their electricity supplier by late 2028.

High-Risk Cost Models Threaten Brazil’s Free Energy Market Price Promise for Residential Consumers
Brazil's 2028 residential energy market opening may not cut tariffs as expected due to costly risk models and thermal plant use.

Regulatory Risk in Brazil Power Tariffs Damps Low Inflation
Brazil's July IPCA-15 inflation slowed to 0.06%, but a 3.03% spike in residential electricity driven by regulatory adjustments poses risks for utility stocks.

Brazil Proposes Blockchain Framework for Decentralized Energy Market
A new bill in Brazil's Congress introduces blockchain and smart contracts to regulate and audit its rapidly growing decentralized electricity market.

New Irrigation Energy Rules Bolster SNAG11 Yield Strategy
Brazil's new flexible electricity discount rules for rural irrigation directly de-risk the agricultural portfolio of SNAG11, which holds 22.7% of its assets in irrigation credit.