Brazil's IPCA inflation fell to 4.66% in June, below the expected 4.80%, as the central bank cut the Selic rate to 14.25% in its third consecutive

Brazil's inflation is easing for a second month and the central bank has resumed cutting the Selic rate, a shift that matters for the real and investors.

A retreat in oil prices has eased Brazil's near-term inflation fears and supports another rate cut, but analysts warn deeper pressures still cloud the path.

Preços ao consumidor subiram apenas 0,16% em relação a maio, o ritmo mensal mais lento desde outubro

IPCA ficou em 4,64% nos últimos 12 meses, abaixo dos 4,72% registrados em maio, mas ainda acima do teto da meta do Banco Central, de 4,50%

Brazil's IPCA inflation fell to 4.66% in June, below the expected 4.80%, as the central bank cut the Selic rate to 14.25% in its third consecutive