Brazil’s Central Bank unanimously cut the Selic rate to 10.75% after price trends prompted a sixth consecutive reduction, aligning with analysts’ expectations. However, its Monetary Policy Committee (Copom) hinted at a likely rise in the Selic rate for 2024, indicating a hawkish turn in monetary policy. This revelation led to widespread discussions, with market analysts […]
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