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Brazil IPCA-15 (Sep.)

The Brazilian mid-month inflation figure of 3.2% y/y in September leaves the door open to further monetary easing over the coming months. Beyond that, the large output is likely to keep inflation below target for the foreseeable future, allowing rates to remain at low levels.

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