TS Lombard
July 14, 2026
Softer CPI Stronger Case For Easing
Macro ThematicMacro Economic IndicatorsRates Govt BondsEnergyOther
June inflation in Brazil slowed more than expected, supporting the outlook for further rate cuts by the Banco Central. However, analysts maintain caution regarding future upside risks from El Niño and fiscal policy.
Key Takeaways
- 1.June inflation slowed to 0.16% mom, reinforcing the case for 25bps rate cuts in August and September.
- 2.Upside risks to inflation persist due to El Niño weather patterns and potential election-related fiscal stimulus.
Table of Contents
- Weaker food and fuel prices contributed to the slowdown in June inflation
- Inflation expectations are starting to ease
- Inflation should peak in early 2027 before easing
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Authors
João Pedro Oliveira FachettiElizabeth Johnson
Themes
Fiscal RiskInflation DynamicsMonetary Policy Easing
Regions
Latin AmericaBrazil
