IGP-10 falls 0.30% in June, according to FGV Ibre.

THE General Price Index-10 (IGP-10), calculated byBrazilian Institute of Economics of the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV Ibre)The GDP fell 0.30% in June, compared to a 0.89% increase in May. With this result, the index accumulates a 3.16% increase for the year and 2.15% over 12 months. In June 2025, the IGP-10 The IGP-10 index had fallen 0.97% and accumulated a 5.62% increase over 12 months. According to FGV Ibre economist Matheus Dias, the June IGP-10 result was strongly influenced by the fall in producer prices, especially for relevant commodities such as coffee, sugarcane, and fuels, reflecting a scenario of stabilization in international prices and normalization of supply. On the other hand, there were occasional upward pressures on agricultural items such as potatoes and beans, associated with seasonal supply factors. In retail, the slowdown in fuel prices helped to contain the index, despite increases in fresh food and energy tariffs. In construction, the rise in labor and specific inputs kept the INCC on an upward trajectory, limiting a more intense fall in the overall index.

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