Global rate pressures complicate Brazil's Selic easing path

Persistent inflation from wars, higher energy costs, and US tariffs are prompting major central banks to tighten or hold rates, constraining Brazil's ability to cut the Selic. The article suggests external factors are delaying domestic monetary easing, though the exact policy response remains uncertain.

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