The small increases in inflation in Brazil and Mexico in September are unlikely to have a material impact on the next interest rate meetings in both countries. In Brazil, while an easing cycle is getting closer, the Selic rate will be kept on hold at the next meeting in November. Meanwhile, Banxico is likely to continue with 25bp cuts at the upcoming meetings, taking rates to a below-consensus 6.25% next year.
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