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Brazil DI rates rise on profit-taking, oil above $100
InfoMoney·BR·3 days ago
Brazil's inflation decelerated more than expected, partly due to government tax cuts on fuels announced by President Lula to shield consumers from high petrol prices. The easing supports the case for a potential interest rate cut, though the fiscal impact of tax reductions may complicate the central bank's decision. The development is significant as it influences Brazil's monetary policy trajectory and market expectations.