Surpresa na infla��o do Brasil refor�a argumento para mais cortes de juros

Brazil's annual inflation slowed to 4.64% in June, beating expectations and signaling a potential easing of pressure on the central bank to raise interest rates. Consumer prices rose just 0.16% from May, marking the slowest monthly increase since October, according to the IBGE. This unexpected deceleration strengthens arguments for further cuts in interest rates, which could boost economic growth and job creation. Economists are now closely watching how this trend continues to shape monetary policy decisions.