Brazil CPI 2017 Estimate Cut to 3.1% From 3.5% at Safra
(Bloomberg) -- 2018 estimate cut to 4.0% from 4.1%, according to report by chief economist Carlos Kawall released on Friday.
- With the Central Bank indicating that it considers the current political crisis effect on inflation as neutral, Safra now sees Copom cutting Selic rate by 1 percentage point in next meeting
- Despite better results in May, economic activity still does not show consistent signs of recovery
- Safra maintains projection for no growth in 2017
Original Story: Safra projeta queda de 1 pp da Selic em Copom de julho
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