Brazilian industrial production fell for a third consecutive month in February and, while the latest surveys suggest that industry held up a bit better in March, the bigger picture is that Q1 looks to have been another weak quarter for Brazil’s economy. But this is unlikely to prompt a shift at the central bank and we continue to expect the first rate cuts to come in Q4.
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