Tag: IPCA

• Monday, December 19th 2022 - 19:09 UTC

  Slight adjustment to Brazil's inflation projection for 2022

  

  Brazil's National Wide Consumer Price Index (IPCA) is now expected to have grown 5.76% by the end of the year, a marginal drop from the 5.79% projected in the previous Focus Bulletin weekly report by South America's largest country's Central Bank.

• Thursday, October 10th 2019 - 09:50 UTC

  Deflation in Brazil: consumer prices during September slipped 0.04%

  

  Brazilian consumer price inflation fell to its lowest in more than a year in September, official figures on Wednesday showed, a reading below the central bank’s target that is likely to strengthen expectations of another cut in interest rates.

• Saturday, September 8th 2018 - 08:38 UTC

  Brazil's August inflation drops 0.09%, the lowest rate in twenty years

  

  Brazil's inflation eased more-than-expected in August as prices fell from the previous month, preliminary data from the statistical office IBGE showed Thursday. The consumer price index, IPCA, rose 4.19% year-on-year following a 4.48% in July. Economists had forecast a 4.29% inflation rate.

• Friday, May 11th 2018 - 08:50 UTC

  Brazil inflation in April below official target; another interest rate cut expected

  

  Brazil's inflation rate unexpectedly slowed in April and kept far below the official target, suggesting a recent period of currency weakness is unlikely to keep the central bank from cutting interest rates next week.

• Wednesday, April 11th 2018 - 09:11 UTC

  March inflation in Brazil almost flat at 0.09%; Selic rate expected to be cut 25 extra points in May

  

  Brazil's monthly inflation rate slowed dramatically to a nine-month low in March, suggesting the central bank may have been too slow to signal another interest rate cut as the data continued to fall short of its inflation target.

• Friday, February 9th 2018 - 10:16 UTC

  Brazilian inflation in January below the official Central bank target

  

  Lower power tariffs pulled Brazil's inflation rate below the official target range and even the lowest of forecasts in January. Consumer prices tracked by the benchmark IPCA index rose 2.86% in the twelve months through January, government statistics agency IBGE said on Thursday.