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03/28/2013
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Kelly Oliveira
Brazil Agency Reporter
Brasília - The Central Bank (CB) estimates that fixed rates will fall 2% this year, reported today (28) in the Inflation Report, published quarterly document. For the price of gasoline, the estimated increase of 5% until December.
For the price of electricity, the projection is down 15%, due to the direct impact of security reductions industry, announced recently by the government, and tariff adjustments and reviews scheduled for 2013. For the price of gas canister, the BC stability designs.
The set of prices administered by contracts and monitored should rise 2.7% this year, compared to 2.4% seen in the report released in December. For 2014, the estimate is 4.5%, the same projection published in the previous report. In 2015, the expectation is also 4.5%.
On fiscal policy, the Fed said it considers "working hypothesis" to generate primary surplus (savings for interest payments on the debt) of $ 155.9 billion in 2013, according to the parameters defined in the Guidelines Law (LDO) 2013.
For 2014, the expectation is to generate primary surplus of around 3.1% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), the sum of goods and services produced in the country.
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