Brazilian inflation ticked up to 2.8% y/y in April, but underlying price pressures are still subdued. Taking that together with softer economic activity figures, we think COPOM will cut the Selic rate again when it meets later this month. The markets now only see the chance of another rate cut as 50-50.
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