Central Bank of Brazil yet to see effects of tightening cycle

Inflation ‘still shows resistance', July minutes note as bank injects yet more liquidity into economy

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The Central Bank of Brazil

The Central Bank of Brazil's (BCB) monetary policy committee (MPC), which held the bank's benchmark interest rate, the Selic, at 11% on July 16, said effects of tighter policy on inflation had "yet to materialise", according to minutes published yesterday.

Inflation "still show[s] resistance," the MPC said. "This development is underpinned by two important relative prices adjustments processes now underway in the economy – the realignment of domestic prices relative to international prices and

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