Brazilian inflation, a Fed hold and Chilean and Colombian rate calls anchor the week ahead, with Mexican and Brazilian GDP and a Bank of Japan decision.
Rio Times Markets · The Week Ahead
Key Facts
—Brazil IPCA The mid-month CPI print on Tuesday will show whether disinflation is fast enough to keep the Selic on its easing path.
—Fed decision The FOMC is expected to hold at 3.75 percent on Wednesday; the statement language on the labour market will move the dollar against the real and peso.
—Chile rate Banco Central de Chile meets late Tuesday with the prior rate at 4.5 percent, and a hold would signal concern about sticky services inflation.
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