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Banxico moving towards rate cuts, Brazil’s pension bill

The minutes to the last Mexican central bank meeting, published yesterday, revealed a more dovish shift on the Bank’s Board than we had expected. We now think that an interest rate cut at the next meeting on 15th August is more likely than not. Elsewhere, Brazil’s pension reform passed its first vote in the lower house of congress with a resounding majority, but the muted market reaction suggests that the good news has already been priced in. We expect Brazilian assets to sour over the second half of the year.

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