Brazil economists see year-end 2026 interest rate Selic at 12.25% (prev. 12.13%) and year-end 2027 at 10.50% (prev. 10.50%)
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Brazil economists see year-end 2026 interest rate Selic at 12.25% (prev. 12.13%) and year-end 2027 at 10.50% (prev. 10.50%)
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Meanwhile, the unchanged 2027 forecast at 10.50% implies a continuation of tighter monetary policy ahead, which could influence both domestic consumption and foreign investment flows into Brazil.
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