Brazil's incoming central bank chief Gabriel Galipolo said on Wednesday that pursuing its 3% inflation target is non-negotiable for policymakers, but that there are various paths to achieve that goal.

Services activity in Brazil grew more than expected in September and hit a record high, a sign of economic strength that ...

So too does Central Bank President Roberto Campos Neto, who confesses to nervously watching household debt numbers swell and ...

The 16th Annual BRICS Summit held in October in Russia provided multiple opportunities for emerging markets and developing ...

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Meanwhile, Brazil's real slipped 0.2% as markets awaited any clues on fiscal austerity measures first expected after October's municipal elections. The Brazilian central bank said that further ...

Brazil’s central bank is stepping into currency markets as the real has been battered by fiscal concerns at home and a broad ...

Despite the central bank's two rate hikes since September and signals of more to come, market inflation expectations have ...

Brazil's central bank warned about the possibility of a prolonged period of interest rate increases if inflation expectations ...

Brazil’s central bank warned that additional deterioration of inflation expectations could lead to a more protracted ...

Retail sales volumes rose 0.5% in September from August, statistics agency IBGE said on Tuesday, below the 1.10% increase ...