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Brazil & Chile Consumer Prices (May)

Having fallen in each of the past three months, inflation in Brazil was unchanged at 9.3% y/y in May. We suspect that this is a temporary blip rather than the start of a new trend and think inflation will resume its decline over the coming months. However, it serves as a timely reminder that the central bank will be slow to cut interest rates.


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