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- Inflation in Brazil and Mexico slowed, prompting central banks to consider rate cuts in 2026.
- In Brazil, consumer prices rose 4.41% in early December, down from 4.50%, while the central bank maintains the Selic rate at 15%.
- Mexico's inflation stood at 3.72% in early December, lower than the prior 3.99%.
- Both countries aim for a 3% annual inflation target.
- Mexico's central bank has reduced borrowing costs over 12 meetings.
