
Bank of Brazil decision in September?
- 25 bps decrease
- 83%
- −1.2
- No Change
- 15%
- —
- 50+ bps decrease
- 3%
- —
- 50+ bps increase
- 0%
- —
- 25 bps increase
- 0%
- —
Traders currently price "25 bps decrease" at 83% for "Bank of Brazil decision in September?". Over the past 24 hours that probability moved down 1.2 points. Full distribution: 25 bps decrease 83%, No Change 15%, 50+ bps decrease 3%, 50+ bps increase 0%. The market has traded $88K in total volume and resolves Sep 15, 2026. Brazil's central bank delivered a fourth consecutive 25-basis-point Selic cut to 14.00% on August 5, aligning with consensus and leaving the September decision data-dependent amid upside inflation risks. Elevated 2026 inflation expectations near 5.0% per the Focus survey, combined with a resilient labor market and moderating but still above-target price pressures, support trader pricing for another measured 25-basis-point reduction as the baseline easing path. Global uncertainties from Middle East conflicts and advanced-economy policy divergence have reinforced the cautious stance, while recent statements emphasize incoming data over forward guidance. A no-change outcome remains plausible if September releases show reacceleration in core measures or unanchored long-term expectations.
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