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Brazil GDP (Q2 2021)

Brazil’s GDP contracted by 0.1% q/q in Q2 but, with virus cases falling sharply, it looks like Q3 will be a lot stronger. We doubt that the fall in output last quarter will have much bearing on the central bank, which is clearly focused on tackling above-target inflation.

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