Brazil IPCA-15 (Mar.)

The rise in Brazilian inflation to 4.2% y/y in the middle of March is unlikely to trouble Copom. Inflation should begin to decline again in Q2. And we still expect the Selic rate to remain unchanged at its current historic low of 6.50% both this year and next.

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