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Brazil's monthly inflation is expected to have slowed for the fourth time in a row in June due in part to lower gasoline ...
Brazil's central bank has raised its 2025 economic growth forecast to 2.1% from 1.9% in March, according to its quarterly monetary policy report released on Thursday. After previously projecting ...
Brazil's central bank on Thursday said it was confident in its strategy to hold interest rates steady even as its updated projections showed it would not meet its 3% inflation target through 2027.
Brazil's central bank expressed confidence in its capacity for keeping inflation close to the official target until the end of 2027.
Brazil's central bank said on Tuesday its inflation forecast for the 12 months to March 2024 is in line with its policy strategy, indicating more strongly that its aggressive monetary policy cycle ...
Brazil's Central Bank (BCB ... leading financial institutions also projected an increase from 3.8% to 3.85% next year while for 2026 and 2027 the forecasts were 3.6% ... Brazil's yearly inflation ...
Brazil analysts raised their 2024 year-end inflation forecasts for the sixth straight week after the central bank accelerated its tightening cycle with a half-point interest rate hike.
Prices as measured by the benchmark IPCA-15 index were up 0.62% in the period, IBGE said, while annual inflation reached 4.77%, speeding up from 4.47% a month earlier and above the upper end of ...
The 2022 forecast is above the target set by the National Monetary Council of 3.5% with a tolerance of plus/minus 1.5 percentage points (2.25% / 5.25%). In June, inflation rose 0.67%, after the 0. ...
Brazil’s annual inflation accelerated more than expected by all analysts in early July, supporting traders’ bets the central bank will have to hike borrowing costs later this year after ...
Brazil Inflation Surpasses Forecasts as War Drives Up Prices. Consumer prices rose 10.54% on year, 1.01% on month in Feb. Policy makers will raise interest rates again next week ...
The IPCA consumer price index is forecast to have risen 0.20% in June after a 0.26% increase in May, according to the median estimate of 19 economists polled July 2-7.