Brazil: BCB likely to hold rates - TDS

Research Team at TDS, expects that the BCB will hold rates at 14.25%, but with two dissents for a +50bp hike to stay as underlying inflation dynamics remain unfavourable by most metrics.

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“The DI curve has flattened, partially on the back of expectations that the BCB is on hold in the coming months. However, this has occurred along with a general rally in Brazilian assets which has been helped by the mounting pressure on President Rousseff, and the pricing-in of an increased chance of impeachment.”

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