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By Paulo Trevisani
Brazil's central bank raised its benchmark interest rate Wednesday to 10.75% from 10.5%, and left the door open for more rate increases while slowing the pace of the hikes.
The move continues the bank's yearlong fight against inflation even as rising interest rates and the poor performance of the country's exporters jeopardize already feeble growth in an election year.
The statement accompanying the announcement was little changed from the previous statement, suggesting the bank is prepared to continue to raise the rate, known as the Selic, as necessary.
The increase was in line with expectations.
The bank began raising rates in April, when the Selic was at a historic low of 7.25%. At that time, consumer prices were already rising at an annual pace of 6.5%, the upper end of the bank's target range.
The bank has now raised the rate at eight consecutive meetings, and by half a point at the previous six meetings.
The inflation rate rose to 6.7% last June and has since fallen, reaching 5.6% in January. The pace of price increases is unlikely to reach the 4.5% center point of the target range any time soon, according to most forecasts, including the government's.
Write to Paulo Trevisani at [email protected]
Brazil's central bank raised its benchmark interest rate Wednesday to 10.75% from 10.5%, and left the door open for more rate increases while slowing the pace of the hikes.
The move continues the bank's yearlong fight against inflation even as rising interest rates and the poor performance of the country's exporters jeopardize already feeble growth in an election year.
The statement accompanying the announcement was little changed from the previous statement, suggesting the bank is prepared to continue to raise the rate, known as the Selic, as necessary.
The increase was in line with expectations.
The bank began raising rates in April, when the Selic was at a historic low of 7.25%. At that time, consumer prices were already rising at an annual pace of 6.5%, the upper end of the bank's target range.
The bank has now raised the rate at eight consecutive meetings, and by half a point at the previous six meetings.
The inflation rate rose to 6.7% last June and has since fallen, reaching 5.6% in January. The pace of price increases is unlikely to reach the 4.5% center point of the target range any time soon, according to most forecasts, including the government's.
Write to Paulo Trevisani at [email protected]
impa_ro
SONO qui PER imparare
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se supera 181,15 con candela oraria (magari con pback successivo a ri-test) ci rientro a pieno, significa che è un treno.
(PS......manca pokisssssssimissss)
ecco.....appena detto ...l'hanno sentito il max.....per oggi mi sa che non si va..!
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xinian70
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messo malino...short di breve.... stasera gli do un occhiata...
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