Governo vai encerrar subs�dios a combust�veis se petr�leo ficar est�vel em US$ 80, diz secret�rio

The Brazilian government plans to end fuel subsidies if oil prices stabilize around $80 per barrel, following a temporary peace agreement between the U.S. and Iran, according to Rogério Ceron, the Ministry of Finance's secretary-executive. This move could significantly reduce government spending on fuel support and may lead to more stable fuel prices for consumers. The decision underscores the government's strategy to balance economic relief with fiscal responsibility, especially as global oil markets show signs of recovery.