The decline in Brazilian inflation to a multi-decade low of 1.9% y/y in May will give Copom plenty of room to cut interest rates when it meets next week. We’ve pencilled in a 50bp cut at that meeting, to 2.50%, and there’s a growing likelihood of additional cuts beyond that.
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