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BRASILIA, June 16 (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank delivered its third consecutive interest rate increase of 75 basis points on Wednesday and raised the specter of larger hikes ahead as it returns to "neutral" rates, dropping plans for a "partial" normalization of policy.
With economic growth much stronger than many had expected and inflation forecast above the central bank's mandated target range this year, policymakers signaled that rates are likely to be raised higher and perhaps more quickly than previously planned.
With economic growth much stronger than many had expected and inflation forecast above the central bank's mandated target range this year, policymakers signaled that rates are likely to be raised higher and perhaps more quickly than previously planned.