The statement accompanying the Brazilian central bank’s decision to keep the Selic rate unchanged at 13.75% signalled that further easing isn’t imminent. A resumption of the cycle is plausible next year, but will require the government to take steps to assuage investors’ concerns about fiscal policy.
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