Brazil Interest Rate
Brazil's interest rate held at 15% in September 2025, unchanged from July 2025. This sustained rate reflects persistent inflation, expected at 4.8% for 2025 and 3.6% for 2026 which is above the central bank's target. Economic activity is moderating with a 2025 GDP growth forecast of 2.0%. The central bank remains cautious due to global uncertainties and service-sector inflation. It signals a prolonged pause but is prepared to resume rate hikes if necessary. Brazil's record low interest rate was 1.58% in March 1997 and record high was 45% in March 1999.
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Brazil Interest Rate : Definition
The Interest Rate set by the Central Bank of Brazil is the benchmark cost of borrowing in the economy. It influences lending, spending, investment, inflation, and overall financial stability.