Brazil’s central bank should take ‘assertive’ stance to curb inflation, director says

A view shows the Central Bank headquarters building in Brasilia

BRASILIA – An “assertive” action by the Brazilian central bank is necessary for inflation to converge to the government’s official target, the central bank’s director of international affairs, Fernanda Guardado, said on Tuesday.

Speaking at an event about the relationship between the country and the OECD, she said the global economy would slow in the following quarters, while Brazil would face more moderate growth.

(Reporting by Marcela Ayres; Editing by Leslie Adler)

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