Federal Public Debt (DPF) reached R $ 8.14 trillion in August, the National Treasury said on Tuesday. The increase was 2.59% compared to July, when the debt was R $ 7,939 trillion. 
Even with the discharge, the DPF is still below than expected. According to the Annual Financing Plan (PAF), presented in early February, the stock of DPF should end the year between R $ 8.1 trillion and R $ 8.5 trillion.
The federal public debt emissions in August corresponded to R $ 175.69 billion, while the redemptions reached R $ 39.05 billion, resulting in net issuance of R $ 136.64 billion – being R $ 136.94 billion related to the net public debt issuance (DPMFI) and R $ 300 million to the net public debt rescue (DPFE).
DPMFI title emissions reached R $ 175.56 billion, of which R $ 89.23 billion in securities with prefixed remuneration; R $ 59.46 billion in securities linked to the floating rate and R $ 26.82 billion in pricing index securities.
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Of this total, R $ 164.49 billion were issued in traditional auctions, R $ 6.39 billion for sales of Treasury Direct Program and R $ 4.69 billion for direct emissions.
In August, DPFE emissions totaled R $ 131.59 million, referring to contractual debt disbursement. DPFE amortization and interest flow payments in the period totaled R $ 435.93 million.
Regarding Treasury Direct emissions, in August they reached R $ 6.38 billion, while the redemptions corresponded to R $ 3.454 billion. With this, the net emission was R $ 2.93 billion. The most demanded title by investors was the Selic Treasury, which accounted for 53.13% of the amount sold. Treasury Direct inventory reached R $ 190.2 billion, which represents an increase of 2.40% over the previous month. The title with the highest representation in stock is the Selic Treasury, which corresponds to 36.50% of the total.
PAF
Regarding PAF, the Treasury reported an update, moving to a variation in the interval of R $ 8.5 trillion and R $ 8.8 trillion.
According to the substitute general coordinator of control and payment of public debt, Daniel Mario Alves de Paula, the change happens in a scenario of change of perception of agents, reflecting a positive movement and a healthier environment of emission.
“This change reflects a much healthier environment of emission in the year, which allowed the treasure to be able to healthily replenish the liquidity mattress,” he explained.
According to Alves de Paula, the change in PAF for this year does not necessarily mean that the Treasury is wanting to reach the top of the band.
“We put a comfortable band so that it does not go up or down,” he said.
