In the first six months of 2026, withdrawals from savings accounts exceeded savings deposits by more than R$39.3 billion, according to the Central Bank report released this Wednesday (8). In the month of June alone, net withdrawals were 237.5 million.
Savings: withdrawals exceed deposits by R$39.3 billion in the semester
In the first six months of 2026, withdrawals from savings accounts exceeded savings deposits by more than R$39.3 billion, according to the Central Bank report released this Wednesday (8). In the month of June alone, net withdrawals were...
The months of January and March were those that contributed most to the negative balance of the semester, with net withdrawals of R$23.5 billion and R$11.1 billion respectively. The current savings balance is R$1.020 trillion, maintaining the level of June 2025, when the balance was R$1.019 trillion.
- In May, the volume of inflows increased the savings balance to R%1.028 trillion, but successive net withdrawals resulted in a decline of more than R$8 billion.
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Over the first six months, the month of May was the only one that showed a positive balance, with a net inflow of R$2.6 billion. The months of January and March were those that contributed most to the negative balance of the semester, with net withdrawals of R$23.5 billion and R$11.1 billion respectively.
The current savings balance is R$1.020 trillion, maintaining the level of June 2025, when the balance was R$1.019 trillion. In May, the volume of inflows increased the savings balance to R%1.028 trillion, but successive net withdrawals resulted in a decline of more than R$8 billion.
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