According to a Reuters poll of economists, Brazil’s inflation likely stayed high in July, though underlying pressures ...

Brazilian inflation expectations continued to ease, with analysts marking the twelfth straight week of downward revisions in ...

Brazil's central bank is still assessing whether the benchmark interest rate at 15% is appropriate to bring inflation down to ...

Brazil's inflation has shown more downside surprises than analysts had expected, but remains above target and is being driven ...

Drought has squeezed the U.S. cattle supply and pushed up prices. And now consumers have to deal with tariff shock.

Official data to be published on Tuesday will likely show inflation ran at a 0.33% monthly rate and 5.40% in the 12 months to May, according to median estimates of 19 economists polled June 4-9.

Read more on the impact of Trump's tariff hike on Brazilian imports, global trade dynamics, and Brazil's strategic response to minimize economic fallout.

Brazil's central bank last week delivered a third consecutive 100-basis-point hike to its benchmark interest rate, taking it to 14.25%, and signaled a smaller increase at its next policy meeting.

The United States and Brazil are entering this trade clash from fundamentally different positions. Brazil simply can't win.

For example, during COVID-19, Brazil saw inflation jump from 1.88% per year in May 2020 to as high as 12.1% in April 2022, forcing an interest rate (Selic) from 2% from August 2020 to March 2021 ...