Camilo Lourenço clarifies public debt interest rate increase
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Camilo Lourenço clarifies public debt interest rate increase

Correio da Manhã3 September 2026 at 16:01

Camilo Lourenço spoke about the increase in public debt interest rates. During his intervention on portfolio management, the specialist explained the implications of this cost for public finances.

According to Camilo Lourenço, public debt interest will cost an additional 2 million euros per day until 2027. This value represents a significant burden for the state budget.

The issue arises in the context of careful portfolio management, where these additional costs have a direct impact on the country's financial decisions.

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