Recent post-election fiscal uncertainties and elevated inflation expectations have prompted the Banco Central do Brasil to pause its easing cycle, holding the Selic at 13.75% in early November after five prior 25-basis-point cuts. With 2026 inflation now projected near 5.6% and expectations de-anchored above the 3% target, traders assign a 57.5% implied probability to no change in January, reflecting the central bank's emphasis on caution and credibility restoration. Market pricing shows limited scope for near-term cuts or hikes amid sticky price pressures and the upcoming December Copom meeting.
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