Investing.com -- Brazil’s IPCA-15 consumer price index (BRIPCA=ECI) recorded a rise of 0.43 percent in the month leading up to mid-April, according to data released by the government statistics agency IBGE. This figure is a decrease from the previous month’s rise of 0.64 percent.

The new data, released on Friday, aligns with market expectations.

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