Brazil Central Bank Official Vows to Prevent High Inflation Expectations from Taking Root

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According to Nilton David, a monetary policy board member at Brazil's central bank, the institution will not allow elevated inflation expectations to translate into actual price pressures. Speaking at an event in São Paulo, David emphasized that policymakers have sufficient room to address price pressures before 2028, adding that rising market inflation expectations for 2028 reflect concerns about the central bank's willingness and ability to achieve its 3% inflation target.
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