Data to mid-September provide the first signs that Brazilian food inflation – which has been a source of recent concern for the central bank – is starting to ease. But while that could put an interest rate cut at October’s COPOM meeting in play, we suspect that policymakers will opt to wait until November’s meeting to make the first move.
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