In 2024, Brazil’s economy presented a mix of stability and challenges. Agribusiness continued to expand, energy exports were growing, and external accounts remained solid. These factors and lower global interest rates might have made Brazil attractive to investors. However, capital outflows and local investors favoring foreign markets suggested lingering uncertainties. While Q1/2024 exceeded expectations, growth was expected to slow to around 2%, with potential agricultural declines and increasing fiscal constraints. A weaker labor market and lower tax revenues might have pressured the government to revise its targets, widening the deficit. Political uncertainty added to the risks. With the approaching elections, concerns over potential government intervention in state enterprises and privatized companies rose. While reforms like VAT restructuring showed progress, electoral dynamics may have strained relations with Congress and impact governance. Experts examined these trends at the 2024 Brazil Summit, offering insights into the challenges and opportunities shaping Brazil’s economic future. Review Highlights and Key Insights from the 2024 Brazil Summit.