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IPC Index — Mexico MarketProducer prices in Brazil fell by 0.37% from the previous month in November of 2025, extending the 0.47% decline from October to mark the 10th consecutive month of lower producer prices. The drop was sustained by monthly deflation in intermediate goods (-0.75% vs -0.64% in October). In the meantime, prices were loosely unchanged for capital goods (-0.01% vs 0.23%) and non-durable consumer goods (0.04% vs -0.43%). On the other hand, prices inched higher for durable consumer goods (0.30% vs 0.00%). From the previous year, producer prices fell by 3.38%, the sharpest decline since March of 2024.
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