INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
and updated currency forecasts.Economists maintained the inflation projection for 2025 at 5.65%, far above the official target of 3% with a
ongoing challenges in price stability despite aggressive monetary policy.The report also highlighted subdued economic growth
expansion since 2021.Focus: Brazilian Inflation Stays High, Growth Slows, Dollar Forecast Adjusted
(Photo Internet reproduction)Currency projections reflect slight adjustments
The median expectation for the Brazilian real against the US dollar at the end of 2025 dropped from R$5.92 to R$5.90.For 2026, analysts
revised their forecast downward from R$6.00 to R$5.99, while the projection for 2027 remains stable at R$5.90
projected to stay high at 15% by the end of 2025 before gradually easing to 12.5% in 2026 and further to 10.5% in 2027
These figures suggest a cautious approach to monetary policy as inflationary pressures persist.The figures paint a picture of an economy
grappling with structural challenges and external uncertainties while navigating high inflation and modest growth prospects
decline in interest rates may provide some relief for businesses and consumers, but achieving sustainable growth remains a complex task
forecasts and gradual monetary easing could provide opportunities, but persistent inflation and slow GDP growth highlight risks that demand
careful navigation in this evolving landscape.
