The pick-up in September’s manufacturing PMI adds to recent evidence suggesting that policy stimulus is starting to take effect in Brazil. We suspect that the turnaround in the real economy will ultimately be more lacklustre than most now expect, but even so it seems likely that the central bank will call an end to monetary easing and keep interest rates on hold this month.
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