BRASILIA (Reuters) -The Brazilian central bank's economic policy director Diogo Guillen said on Thursday that when inflation expectations are unanchored, as they are now, interest rates need to be ...

Brazilian private economists still expect the central bank to start cutting interest rates next January, even after policymakers reinforced guidance that borrowing costs will remain steady for a very ...

According to Guillen, a less uncertain but more adverse scenario allowed the central bank to signal 100-basis-point interest rate hikes at each of its next two policy meetings through March.

Speaking at an online event hosted by J.P. Morgan, Diogo Guillen, the central bank director of monetary policy, said, "We think there is a positive outcome on providing this guidance." ...

Brazil's central bank's forward guidance on maintaining its current pace of 50 basis point interest rate cuts in future meetings is contingent upon the confirmation of its expected scenario, a top ...

Remarks from Governor Roberto Campos Neto and economic policy director Diogo Guillen came as the central bank's monetary policy committee prepares to gather for the final time this year on Dec. 12 ...

O mercado ainda monitora o relatório de inflação, que sai no dia 21, seguido por falas do presidente do BC, Roberto Campos Neto, e do diretor Diogo Guillen.