10-year fixed rates in Brazil fell from 12% per year to 11.62% in a short period,

influenced by global economic changes. This reduction is due to lower inflation in Brazil and signs of a slowdown in inflation in the United States. Furthermore, COPOM 's measures to lower interest rates and the reduction in geopolitical conflicts amid the fall in oil prices contributed to the expectation of lower inflation . It is worth noting that President Lula's statements played an important role in avoiding even greater drops in rates.

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