imageEconomy5 hours ago (Jun 10, 2020 08:50AM ET)

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BRASILIA (Reuters) – Brazilian consumer price inflation, as measured by the IPCA index, fell 0.38% in May, government statistics agency IBGE said on Wednesday, less than the 0.46% fall economists in a Reuters poll had expected but still the lowest reading since 1998.

Prices rose 1.88% in the 12 months through May, slightly more than the median forecast of 1.8%, but also the lowest annual rate of inflation in over 20 years.

Brazil May consumer prices fall at fastest rate since 1998: IBGE

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