Key insights
- Brazil's IGP-DI inflation rose 1.14% in March, reversing a deflationary trend from February. While this indicates inflationary pressures in Brazil, its direct impact on US equities is limited, suggesting a slightly negative influence due to potential global economic concerns.
Investing.com -- Brazil’s inflation measured by the IGP-DI price index increased 1.14% in March, according to data released by the Getulio Vargas Foundation on Wednesday.
The March figure marks a reversal from February, when the index fell 0.84%.
The IGP-DI, or General Price Index-Internal Availability, is calculated by the private think tank Getulio Vargas Foundation and tracks price changes across the Brazilian economy.
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