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Brazil, Chile & Colombia Consumer Prices (Oct.)

October’s rise in Brazilian inflation, to 9.9% y/y, was due in part to a fresh increase in regulated fuel prices, but it looks like the recent slide in the real also played a role. Elsewhere in Latin America, inflation in Colombia rose further above target, while Chilean inflation bucked the regional trend and fell sharply.

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