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Market Reduces Projection for Ipca Increase in 2025 From 5.20% to 5.18%, Says Focus

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According to the report from the Central Bank, it was the sixth consecutive reduction in the estimate; the median of projections for GDP growth in 2025 was raised from 2.21% to 2.23%, and for 2026, reduced from 1.87% to 1.86%.
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The Focus Bulletin released by the Central Bank on Monday (7) shows that the financial market has once again revised downwards its inflation projection for 2025, while keeping its estimates for economic growth, interest rates, exchange rates and investments stable. This is the sixth consecutive week of downward revisions. Based on the median of […]

Analysts consulted by the Central Bank (BC) reduced the projection for brazilian inflation this year by the sixth consecutive week, maintaining the forecast for price rise in 2026, while also raising expectations for growth in the economy this year, according to the focus research published on this second-day (7). The rise, which captures market perception for economic indicators, showed that the expectations for inflation, measured by IPCA, are…

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According to the report from the Central Bank, it was the sixth consecutive reduction in the estimate; the median of projections for GDP growth in 2025 was raised from 2.21% to 2.23%, and for 2026, reduced from 1.87% to 1.86%.

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Globo broke the news in Brazil on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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