In June 2026, the cost of living rose 0,16 % according to the overall IPCA released by IBGE, indicating a modest increase in consumer prices that month. This adjustment reflects an accumulated variation of 4,64 % over the past 12 months, showing that inflation still pressures the wallet, although the monthly pace was relatively low.

IPCA for June by expense group

Expense groupMonthly change12-month accumulated
Overall index (IPCA)0.16%4.64%
Food and beverages-0.24%3.82%
Housing0.63%5.85%
Household articles0.23%0.69%
Apparel0.17%3.99%
Transportation0.17%3.95%
Health and personal care0.23%6.21%
Personal expenses0.25%5.79%
Education-0.02%6.33%
Communication0.19%1.83%

Exchange rates at the close of June

CurrencyMonth close
Dollar (USD/BRL)R$ 5.07
Euro (EUR/BRL)R$ 5.78

Sources: IPCA/IBGE (change by expense group) and AwesomeAPI month-close exchange rates. Editorial index produced by FinMoovi.

Highlights of the month

Housing leads the rise

With an increase of 0,63 % in the month and 5,85 % over 12 months, the housing sector was the biggest riser, directly affecting rent and energy bills, which weigh heavily on the family budget.

Food and beverages record a drop

The food and beverages category fell 0,24 % in the month, easing Brazilian wallets a bit, although it still shows a 3,82 % increase over the past 12 months.

How to protect yourself

  • Review your monthly budget using the Budget Calculator to identify expenses that can be adjusted.
  • Strengthen your emergency reserve with the Emergency Reserve Calculator to face possible price hikes.
  • Take advantage of the Currency Converter to monitor the dollar rate (R$ 5,07) and the euro rate (R$ 5,78) before international purchases.
  • Simulate investments that outpace inflation using the Investment Simulator and protect your assets.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the 0,16 % IPCA variation in June mean?

It means that, on average, consumer prices rose 0,16 % in the month, a relatively low pace compared to periods of higher inflation.

Why is housing pressuring the wallet?

The 0,63 % increase in housing prices reflects rent adjustments and utility bills, which are fixed expenses that carry a large weight in the family budget.

How does the drop in food help the consumer?

The 0,24 % reduction in food and beverage prices lowers grocery costs, providing a temporary relief in monthly expenses.

Is the annual inflation of 4,64 % still concerning?

Yes, although the monthly pace is low, the accumulated rise of 4,64 % over the past 12 months indicates that prices keep climbing, requiring attention to financial planning.

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Note: this is an evolving editorial index — future editions may add new breakdowns and public sources.