Brazilian benchmark interest rate

Selic today: current rate and history

The interest rate target set by Copom and the evolution of Brazil’s effective rate.

Latest available observation · Meta Selic

13.75%

per year

Reference:

Month to date

0.83%

Through 09/23/2026 · partial

Year to date · 2026

10.23%

Through 09/23/2026 · partial

Last 12 complete months

14.63%

Through August 2026

Source: Banco Central do Brasil · SGS 432. Data retrieved on: 09/24/2026.

Values reflect the stated retrieval date. Check the source for subsequent publications.

The headline and chart show the Copom Selic target (SGS 432). Accumulated values and the monthly table show effective Selic (SGS 11). The target is not a realized return.

Selic history

Annualized rate at the last observation of each month (% p.a.). The latest point may represent a month in progress.

October 2025 – September 2026

Monthly table

Monthly table — 2026
MonthChange / return
September 2026(partial)0.83%
August 20261.09%
July 20261.22%
June 20261.12%
May 20261.07%
April 20261.09%
March 20261.21%
February 20261.00%
January 20261.16%
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Original observations: annual rates for CDI/Selic and monthly changes for IPCA/IGP-M/INCC-M.

Sources and methodology

Accumulated values use compounding: [product of (1 + rate/100) − 1] × 100. Percentages are not added together. The last 12 months include complete months only. The year and the last month in daily series may be partial.

Accumulated returns use published effective daily rates, without filling weekends or holidays. The final month in a daily series is marked partial until observations from the following month are available.

The headline and chart show the Copom Selic target (SGS 432). Accumulated values and the monthly table show effective Selic (SGS 11). The target is not a realized return.

History on this page starts in January 2000.

Frequently asked questions

How do target and effective Selic differ?

The Selic target is set by the Monetary Policy Committee. Effective Selic is measured in overnight financing transactions backed by federal government securities. This page distinguishes the annual target from accumulated returns of the effective rate.