Falling food inflation but core concerns persist in Brazil

Slowing food inflation dragged headline inflation in most of Latin America last month, but that masks significant differences in the underlying outlook for inflation within the region. While inflation looks set to remain relatively low in Mexico and Colombia, it will remain much higher in Brazil.

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