Andrew Rosati

(Bloomberg) -- Brazil’s industrial output fell for the second straight month, signaling that tight financial conditions are taking toll on the credit-dependent sector as the central bank prepares to take interest rates even higher.Most Read from BloombergNYC’s Subway Violence Deters Drive to Bring Workers Back to OfficeDutch Central Bank Restores Amsterdam’s ‘Ugliest Building’Can American Drivers Learn to Love Roundabouts?Can States Hit the Brakes on Runaway Roadbuilding?Don’t Shrink the BusProd

Brazil’s retail sales slid slightly more than expected in November, buffeted by high interest rates that are poised to keep rising as the central bank moves to tamp down above-target inflation.

A desaprovação do presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva atingiu o nível mais alto de seu mandato em dezembro, devido à crescente frustração com a política econômica.

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Brazil’s annual inflation eased slightly at the end of 2024 while remaining well above target, as central bankers signal they will deliver at least two more jumbo interest rate hikes to tame price increases.

(Bloomberg) -- Brazil's annual inflation rate edged down at the end of 2024 while remaining well above target, providing central bankers with scant relief as they prepare to jack up interest rates to tame price increases.

O IPCA mostrou leve alívio no final de 2024. Mesmo assim, fechou o ano acima do teto da meta, que é de 4,5%. Diante das pressões sobre os preços, o Banco Central já sinalizou que deve fazer pelo menos mais dois aumentos de 1 ponto percentual da Selic nos próximos encontros do Copom.

(Bloomberg) -- Brazil's annual inflation slowed less than expected in early January despite a drop in energy costs, highlighting the challenges facing policymakers as they prepare to raise borrowing costs again next week.

La inflación anual de Brasil se desaceleró menos de lo esperado a principios de enero a pesar de la caída de los costos de la energía, lo que pone de manifiesto los retos a los que se enfrentan los responsables políticos mientras se preparan para volver a subir las tasas de interés la próxima semana.

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