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wtaq.com | Gabriel Burin
By Gabriel Burin(Reuters) – The rising trend of Brazil’s consumer prices likely slowed in March from February due to a moderation in energy costs, but food inflation probably remained high, a Reuters poll of economists found. Official data to be released on Friday are expected to show consumer prices increased 0.56% last month vs. 1.31% in February, according to the median estimate of 20 economists polled April 2-7.
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money.usnews.com | Gabriel Burin
By Gabriel Burin(Reuters) - The rising trend of Brazil's consumer prices likely slowed in March from February due to a moderation in energy costs, but food inflation probably remained high, a Reuters poll of economists found. Official data to be released on Friday are expected to show consumer prices increased 0.56% last month vs. 1.31% in February, according to the median estimate of 20 economists polled April 2-7.
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2 weeks ago |
streetinsider.com | Gabriel Burin
1. SPY2. WMT3. DAL4. TEAM5. KMX6. APP7. RMR8. FMC9. CPRI10. NVDA Tweet Share E-mail0 shares FILE PHOTO: Consumers shop at a weekly street market in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, September 2, 2021. REUTERS/Ricardo Moraes/File Photo By Gabriel Burin (Reuters) - The rising trend of Brazil's consumer prices likely slowed in March from February due to a moderation in energy costs, but food inflation probably remained high, a Reuters poll of economists found.
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3 weeks ago |
wmbdradio.com | Gabriel Burin
By Gabriel BurinBUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – The Mexican peso is set to trade relatively stable in coming months even as U.S. President Donald Trump escalates his use of tariffs, including a fresh barrage to be announced on Wednesday, a Reuters poll showed. After collapsing nearly 23% in 2024, the peso is up 1.8% year-to-date, supported by Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s recent success in negotiations to moderate Trump’s initial tariff push.
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1 month ago |
wdsm710.com | Noe Torres |Gabriel Burin
By Noe Torres and Gabriel BurinMEXICO CITY/BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – The Bank of Mexico will likely cut its benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points at its meeting on March 27, taking it to 9%, according to a Reuters poll on Friday, amid slowing inflation and a weak outlook for the economy. Of 25 economists surveyed, 23 expect the central bank to deliver a cut of 50 bps, as it did in February, speeding up a rate-cutting cycle that began last year when the rate was a record 11.25%.
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