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Brazil yield curve flattens as poll shows Lula tied with Bolsonaro in runoff
Valor Econômico·BR·about 8 hours ago
Brazilian presidential candidate Ronaldo Caiado reiterated a campaign promise to cut the Selic rate to 7%, roughly half the current level, if he takes office. The pledge is a political statement rather than a policy commitment, and its feasibility is uncertain given inflation dynamics and central bank independence. Markets may view the proposal as a risk to inflation expectations if it signals political pressure on monetary policy.