Brazil: how will policymakers respond to market rout?

The sell-off in the Brazilian real over the past month has triggered a sharp upward revision in market expectations for interest rates over the next year. In this month’s Watch we explain why, although rates are likely to rise further over the coming months, the market may have got ahead of itself.

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