In the initial four months of Lula's administration, Brazil's public accounts displayed a notable shift compared to the same timeframe during the last year of Bolsonaro's government.According to Central Bank data, the consolidated public sector accounts recorded a primary surplus of R$78.7 (US$16) billion from January to April 2023.This represents a 47% decrease compared to the same period in the previous year when the positive balance was R$148.5 billion.This data encompasses the accounts of the federal government, states, municipalities, and state-owned companies.The forecast for the public accounts .

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