The Central Bank announced this Monday (18) the partial update of the external sector, credit and fiscal indicators, which are delayed due to the strike of the agency’s servers, which ended on the 5th of this month.
The data, however, will remain outdated, as the BC will still not be able to update all the reports.
The last update of the first two notes was with the February numbers. The fiscal information for March and April was released during the strike due to the obligations of the Fiscal Responsibility Law (LRF).
According to the BC, on July 25th, March data from the External Sector Statistics will be published, leaving information for April, May and June to be released, which have not yet been set.
On July 27, the municipality will update the Credit Statistics, covering the months of March and April. The publications of May and June will still be missing.
Finally, the May Tax Statistics will be released on July 29. Only the data for the month of June will be missing.
The dates informed by the BC are the same on which the publication of statistics referring to the sixth month of the year were originally planned.
The release of the scores takes place at 9:30 am and the Department of Statistics of the municipality grants an interview on the same days, at 11 am.
Source: CNN Brasil
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