rate cut
Coverage of rate cut in the Nexus archive.
- Falling Oil Eases Brazil’s Inflation Fears, but Not the Risks
Falling oil prices have reduced Brazil's near-term inflation concerns and could lead to another rate cut. However, analysts caution that underlying economic pressures remain a risk.
- Brazil’s Softer June Inflation Tilts Bets Toward an August Rate Cut
Brazil's June inflation, as measured by the IPCA-15, rose 0.41%, below the expected 0.44%, with residential electricity increasing 2.04% as the largest contributor. The softer inflation has shifted expectations toward a potential August rate cut. Food price trends also contributed to the easing inflationary pressures.
- Mexico’s Stock Market Falls a Sixth Day as Miners Drag
Mexico's IPC fell 0.85% to 66,278 on June 24, marking a sixth consecutive decline, driven by losses in mining companies Peñoles and Grupo México, which each dropped over 4%. The drop occurred despite expectations of a rate cut due to cooler inflation.
- PBOC Adviser Sees Potential Rate Cut
Huang Yiping, a member of the People’s Bank of China's monetary policy committee, indicated a potential rate cut this year during a discussion at the World Economic Forum in Dalian with Bloomberg's Minmin Low and Insight's Haslinda Amin.
- Russian Central Bank Slashes Key Rate to 14.25%
The Russian Central Bank reduced its key rate to 14.25% by cutting it by 25 basis points, which was less than the anticipated 50-basis-point reduction. Analysts had expected a larger cut, indicating that policymakers are more cautious than previously thought.
- Brazil’s Financial Morning Call for Thursday, June 18, 2026
The Ibovespa fell for a third consecutive day to 168,453 due to a hawkish US Federal Reserve impacting global markets, despite Brazil's central bank implementing its third consecutive rate cut to 14.25%. The article was published by The Rio Times.
- Federal Reserve holds rates steady as Kevin Warsh chairs his first meeting - and now a rate hike is looking more likely than a cut this year
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady during Kevin Warsh's first meeting as chair, but the likelihood of a rate hike has increased over a rate cut this year. The decision reflects shifting economic expectations despite initial stability in rates.
- Trump piles pressure on Warsh with call for rate cut
US president, identified as Trump, is pressuring central bank official Warsh to advocate for a rate cut amid expectations of rising borrowing costs.
- Philippine Central Bank Sees Inflation Rising to Three-Year High
The Philippine Central Bank, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, anticipates inflation reaching a three-year high. Governor Eli Remolona indicated a possible rate cut in August to address rising borrowing costs, maintaining a dovish stance.