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Brazil Has One of the World’s Highest Real Interest Rates — So Why Is Inflation Still Winning?
Analysis Key Facts Brazil’s IPCA inflation is running near 4.1%, inside the central bank’s 1.5–4.5% tolerance band but nowhere near its 3% tar
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Brazil Has One of the World’s Highest Real Interest Rates — So Why Is Inflation Still Winning?
Analysis Key Facts Brazil’s IPCA inflation is running near 4.1%, inside the central bank’s 1.5–4.5% tolerance band but nowhere near its 3% tar