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The Selic rate is a central issue in the Brazilian economy, especially in a context where a reduction in this rate, currently at 15%, seems imminent. In this article, we will explore the favorable scenario that makes this action possible, analyzing the impact of the slowdown in the US economy and the devaluation of the dollar. We will also address Read more…
A high Selic rate is the central theme of this article, which will analyze the recent decision by the Monetary Policy Committee (Copom) to maintain the Selic rate at 15% per year. This decision reflects concerns about external instability and above-target inflation, and has significant implications for the Brazilian economy. Read more…
The Selic rate, currently at 15%, is in the spotlight due to its direct impact on the Brazilian economy and public debt. In this article, we will explore the favorable scenario that could lead to a reduction in this rate, highlighting the Central Bank's decision, the effects on credit, and the Read more…
Reducing the Selic rate is a hot topic, especially given the current global economic climate. In this article, we'll explore how the economic slowdown in the United States and the devaluation of the dollar are contributing to an environment conducive to controlling inflation in Brazil. We'll also discuss the role of the Bank. Read more…
Inflation projections are a central theme in Brazil's economic analysis, especially with the recent release of the 'Focus' Bulletin. In this article, we will explore the reduction in the inflation projection for 2025, which fell from 4.85% to 4.83%, in addition to discussing forecasts for the following years, the targets Read more…
Inflation forecasting is a crucial topic for the Brazilian economy, especially with recent projections that point to inflation below 5% in 2025. In this article, we will address the economic slowdown that is reflected in high interest rates, currently at 15% per year, and how indicators such as the Read more…