*Brazil’s labour ministry has released the latest figures from its national employment registry (Novo Caged), showing net formal job creation of 213,002 in September. This was the result of 2.29m new hires and 2.08m dismissals. This was down by 14.04% on the net 247,818 jobs that were created in September 2024, but up by 44.5% from the net 147,358 jobs that were created the previous month. Over the first nine months of 2025, a net total of 1.72m jobs were created, up 3.6% on the same period last year.
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LatinNews Daily - 31 October 2025
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In brief: Brazil’s job creation slows in yearly terms in September
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