Market Raises Inflation Projection to 5.01% in 2026, Points to Focus
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The median of the market economists' projections for Brazilian official inflation in 2026 rose for the third week followed, from 4.99% to 5.01%, according to the Focus report of the Central Bank (BC), released on Monday (5) with estimates collected until the last Friday (2). By 2027, the median of expectations for the National Broad Consumer Price Index (HICP) fell from 4.31% to 4.30%, and by 2028 continued by 3.80%. The HICP 12 months smoothed …
Central Bank report shows third consecutive high HICP and slight decline in GDP growth estimates
The projection of the financial market for official inflation in 2026 rose from 4.99% to 5.01%, according to the Bulletin Focus released on Monday (5) by the Central Bank. It was the third consecutive high of the estimate for the National Broad Consumer Price Index (IPCA), considered the official inflation of the country. By 2027, the expectation for [...]
Market Reduces GDP Projection From 2026 to 1.85% and Raises IPCA to 5.01%, Points Out Bulletin Focus
The financial market again adjusted downwards the growth projection of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to 2026, reducing the estimate from 1.86% to 1.85%. The data are shown in...
Brasilia, Oct 5 (Latin Press) The Brazilian financial market increased for the third consecutive week its inflation forecast for 2026 and placed that indicator above the ceiling of the official target set, released today the Central Bank. The post Elevan again inflation forecast in Brazil first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
GDP projected for 2026 is 1.85% The projection of the financial market for official inflation in 2026 rose from 4.99% to 5.01%, according to the Bulletin Focus released on Monday (5) by the Central Bank. It was the third consecutive high estimate for the National Consumer Price Index Large [...] The post Focus: market raises inflation forecast to 5.01% in 2026 appeared first in JW News.
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