LatAm Daily | The tone of monetary policy becomes less restrictive in Brazil and Chile
Published on Thursday, April 28, 2016
LatAm Daily | The tone of monetary policy becomes less restrictive in Brazil and Chile
Summary
In Brazil, as expected, the Copom decided to leave the Selic at 14.25%. The easing of monetary policy is already being discussed for when inflation eases further. In Chile, the minutes of April’s monetary meeting revealed that the CB considered a 25bp increase and a pause at 3.5%, prevailing the later. In both countries, we expect rates to remain stable in the next months.
Geographies
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- Latin America
- Brazil
Topics
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- Macroeconomic Analysis
Authors
Enestor Dos Santos
BBVA Research - Principal Economist
Lorena Lechuga
Hugo Perea
BBVA Research - Chief Economist
Cecilia Posadas
BBVA Research - Principal Economist
Jorge Selaive
Carlos Serrano
BBVA Research - Chief Economist
Juana Téllez
BBVA Research - Chief Economist
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