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LatinNews Daily Report - 28 November 2013
Selic back to double digits as Brazil’s 2014 outlook complicates
Development: On 27 November Brazil’s central bank’s monetary council (Copom) unanimously voted to lift the benchmark Selic interest rate 50 basis points to 10% (without bias), putting it at its highest level since March 2012.
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