BRASILIA, March 18 (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank should act to limit the effects of a recent increase in food prices, central bank chief Alexandre Tombini said on Tuesday, signaling that policymakers may keep raising interest rates to battle inflation.
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Showing posts with label food prices. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food prices. Show all posts
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Friday, November 8, 2013
Mexico central bank cuts 2013, 2014 growth outlook
MEXICO CITY, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Mexico's central bank on Wednesday cut its growth outlook for this year and next after a sharp economic slowdown but reaffirmed its view that no more rate cuts are advisable because it eyes a rebound.
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Brazil truckers call for 72-hour strike starting Monday
(Reuters) - Brazil's trucking union is calling for a 72-hour strike starting on Monday, potentially slowing the movement of record soy, corn and sugar crops to ports, although unlikely to stop exports.
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Colombia Dissenting Interest Rate Decision Signals Further Cuts
More than one of Colombia’s seven central bank board members voted for a bigger interest-rate cut than the majority agreed to last month, fueling speculation that further reductions are likely.The peso fell.
Monday, November 12, 2012
DATA SNAP: Mexico's Annual Inflation Eases From 2-1/2 Year Peak
MEXICO CITY--Mexico's annual inflation eased in October for the first time in five months, fading away from the 2-1/2 year peak recorded the previous month and giving room for the central bank to delay a possible rate increase.
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Brazil Swap Rates Climb on Higher Inflation Forecast; Real Falls
Brazilian swap rates rose to a six- week high after analysts covering the economy increased their 2012 inflation forecast, bolstering speculation the central bank may limit its cycle of borrowing-cost cuts.
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Rising food prices could sway voters in Latin America
The rising cost of food in Latin America is squeezing workers and families already struggling to survive below the poverty line and could give opposition parties a boost in elections from Peru to Mexico.
Governments are scrambling to contain food prices and inflation in general, handing out discounted beef in Argentina and helping small Mexican food producers buy contracts in financial markets to buffer against higher corn prices.
Governments are scrambling to contain food prices and inflation in general, handing out discounted beef in Argentina and helping small Mexican food producers buy contracts in financial markets to buffer against higher corn prices.
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