
The Central Bank of Brazil remains inactive, stating that it is concerned about Trump's tariff threats
The Central Bank of Brazil maintains the benchmark interest rate at 15%, receiving unanimous approval from the attendees.
The current hypothetical scenario requires vigilance.
Committee members will remain vigilant.
They will observe whether the 15% policy interest rate can help achieve the CPI target.
Monetary policy may be adjusted in the future.
The characteristics of the current situation include CPI expectations becoming unanchored, pressure on the labor market, and economic resilience.
The economy is growing moderately.
The CPI expectation for the first quarter of 2027 remains unchanged at 3.4%.
The global environment still carries uncertainty, including the economic policies of the United States (President Trump's).
The central bank is monitoring a series of tariff threats announced by Trump (against Brazil)