Brazil to Seize on Inflation Surprises With Another Interest Rate Cut
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Brazil to Seize on Inflation Surprises With Another Interest Rate Cut
A string of benign inflation reports in Brazil has cemented market bets on another interest rate cut this month and prompted some economists to consider further monetary easing this year.
Market Reduces for the 5th Week Followed Inflation Estimate in 2026 and Projects Higher Interest Cut
The financial market again reduced its estimate for inflation in 2026, which fell to 5.03%. This is the fifth week followed by a fall. Expectations are part of the "Boletim Focus", released on Monday (3) by the Central Bank (BC), based on research conducted in the last week with more than 100 financial institutions. The market also began to forecast a greater cut in interest this year (see below in this report). The fall in inflation estimate oc…
The Bulletin Focus released this Monday, 3, by the Central Bank (BC) shows that the financial market has reduced expectations for the basic interest rate (Selic) and for inflation. The market predicts that Selic will close 2026 by 13.75%, compared to the 14% that analysts projected the previous week. The indicator has recorded a fall for the first time since March. + Understand West Economy news The IPCA also declined for the fifth consecutive w…
The financial market has reduced expectations for inflation rates and, for the first time since March, the basic interest rate. According to the Bulletin Focus, released on Monday (3) by the Central Bank (BC), Selic should close 2026 by 13.75%. Projections for the economy (GDP, Gross Domestic Product) and exchange rate (dollar) this year have remained stable for at least five weeks, at 1.99% and R$ 5.20, respectively. Related news:Productive sec…
Forbes, the world's most conceptualized business and economic magazine. The cut-off forecast of 0.25 percentage point at this week's BC meeting follows maintained The post Analysts Go to See Another Cut in Selic This Year, Estimated for Inflation If About 5% appeared first in Forbes Brazil.
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