Weekly Report - 29 July 2003
BRAZIL: Copom takes sliver off interest rates
Copom, the monetary policy committee of the central bank, cut interest rates by 1.5 points on 23 July. This was in line with economists' expectations, but well below what industry had been hoping for. As if to underline the dire state of the economy, the unemployment figures, released at the same time, showed that the rate had hit a new record.
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