Sweating with savings accounts surpassed deposits at R $ 6.25 billion in July this year. The result stems from a total of R $ 363.57 billion in deposits; and R $ 369.82 billion in looting in the month.
This is what the savings report shows, released on Friday (8) by the Central Bank, in Brasilia.
According to the document, the income credited in July in savings accounts were R $ 6.47 billion. With this, the balance remained just over $ 1 trillion.
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In June, savings deposits were larger than withdrawals at R $ 2.12 billion. In July last year, the situation was reverse, with withdrawals surpassing deposits at $ 908.6 million.
In the 2025, withdrawals exceeded deposits at R $ 55.9 billion.
Among the reasons that lead to a scenario in which sacks in savings are higher than deposits appears the high interest rate (Selic), which is currently 15% per year.
