The American central bank is expected to maintain the rate, while the Brazilian one will raise interest rates; the market's doubt is what both will indicate about the future in their communications.
Super Week begins this Wednesday (19) with interest rate decisions in Brazil and the United States, and extends until Friday (21) with meetings of central banks from the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Japan, China, Taiwan, Chile, and Paraguay.
In common, the members of the monetary policy committees of the nine countries will weigh the uncertainties that currently mark the global scenario, especially the elephant in the room: the back and forth of American President Donald Trump regarding tariffs and their impact on inflation.