Focus: Market Sees Lower GDP in 2026 and Higher Inflation in 2027

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The financial market reduced its estimate of inflation and also of growth of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2026. The information is part of the "Boletim Focus", released on Monday (31) by the Central Bank (BC), based on research conducted in the last week with more than 100 financial institutions. For the behavior of inflation, the financial market economists lowered their projection, relative to the year 2026, from 5.02% to 5.01%. The mai…

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Central Bank's Focus Bulletin brings market projectionsMarket reduces inflation projections and GDP by 2026

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Bulletin Focus also reduced expectations for GDP; Selic and exchange remained unchanged from the previous week. Read on Power360.

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The projection of market analysts presented in the Central Bank's Focus Report continues to exceed 5% in 2026. The document kept the inflation projection measured by the HICP at the end of this year at 5.01% compared to 5.02% of the previous report. Exchange estimates remained at R$5.20, for GDP declined... Read more » The post Focus declines inflation from 2026 to 5.01%, points BC first appeared in Radio Guaíba.

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The financial market analysts consulted by the Central Bank (BC) reduced the inflation estimate to 2026, but raised the projection for next year. This is what shows the new edition of the Focus Report, released this Monday, 31. According to the report, the Broad Consumer Price Index (HICP), which measures the country's official inflation, should end this year by 5.01%, before 5.02% of the previous week. According to the National Monetary Council…

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Bulletin Focus this Monday (31) shows below the IPCA and the growth of the economy in 2026, while projections for exchange and interest remain stable in the year The post Focus: market reduces projection for inflation and GDP of 2026 and keeps Selic at 13.75% appeared first on InfoMoney.