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Brazil c.bank to increase Selic rate by another 50bp: Capital Economics

Wednesday, March 4, 2015 7:36 PM UTC

Quotes from Capital Economics:

- It will be a close call, but a further sharp rise in Brazil's inflation in the first half of February has tipped the balance towards another 50bp increase in the Selic rate.

- But we don't think that the tightening cycle has much further to run.

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