
Copom's unanimous decision, led by Gabriel Galípolo, follows improved indicators but leaves next move uncertain
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The Copom – the Monetary Policy Committee – of the Central Bank announced a new cut of 0.25 percentage points in the Selic, Brazil's benchmark interest rate. The analyst estimates, however, the chance of the rate falling back to 13.75% in the next decision if the price data helps. Economist Rodolfo Margato of brokerage XP highlighted the change in tone of the Central Bank's statement.
Furthermore, The decision was unanimous among the seven directors of Copom, headed by President Gabriel Galípolo. This shows not only that recent indicators were better, but also reminds us that high frequency indicators are volatile — so we should relativize short-term ‘truths’,” he added.
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The Copom – the Monetary Policy Committee – of the Central Bank announced a new cut of 0.25 percentage points in the Selic, Brazil's benchmark interest rate.
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The analyst estimates, however, the chance of the rate falling back to 13.75% in the next decision if the price data helps.
according to Poder360Economist Rodolfo Margato of brokerage XP highlighted the change in tone of the Central Bank's statement.
according to Poder360The decision was unanimous among the seven directors of Copom, headed by President Gabriel Galípolo.
according to VejaThis shows not only that recent indicators were better, but also reminds us that high frequency indicators are volatile — so we should relativize short-term ‘truths’,” he added.
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