Indicators from the Central Bank
The numbers that move your money, straight from the Central Bank.
Selic (target)
13.75% a year
Target set by the Copom · 12/9/2026
CDI
13.65% a year
per year, 252-day basis · 11/11/2026
Savings account
0.67% a month
yield for the month · 11/11/2026
IPCA, month
0.14% a month
for the month · October 2026
Dollar
R$5.61
PTAX selling rate · 11/12/2026
Euro
R$6.21
PTAX selling rate · 11/12/2026
Source: Banco Central do Brasil (open data, SGS). Updated 11/12/26, 6:17 PM
About this data
Selic, CDI and IPCA show what money earns and costs in Brazil. The Selic is the base interest rate set by the Copom; the CDI follows the Selic and is the benchmark for CDBs and funds; the IPCA measures inflation. The data comes from the Central Bank's open data API (SGS) and changes at most once a day.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the data come from?
From the Central Bank of Brazil's Time Series Management System (SGS), as open data. JuntaTudo only organizes the information.
Are the dollar and euro same-day quotes?
They are the selling exchange rates published by the Central Bank, which close at the end of the day; they are not live broker quotes.
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