Brazil Central Bank signals Selic on hold for time being

The Central Bank of Brazil kept interest rates on hold at 11% last night and the accompanying statement gave a strong signal that rates are likely to be left unchanged over the coming months. We don’t expect a big move in rates in 2015 either.

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