BRASILIA (Reuters) – Brazil’s central bank’s director of economic policy said on Thursday that since their latest interest rate-setting meeting, policymakers have observed stronger economic growth in the country and the trends they had been monitoring have proven to be persistent.
Speaking at a UBS-hosted event, Diogo Guillen noted that the exchange rate “is a bit higher” than in July, while inflation expectations have remained broadly unchanged and de-anchored, a source of discomfort for the central bank.
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