In Brazil a hike in the Selic rate to 14.25% is widely expected.
The BRL has been hit by a combination of poor growth, political graft, weak balance of payments and falling commodity prices, and the currency's fall has been one factor behind faster inflation. Hence the rate hike amidst weak growth.
"If the FX market reacts by selling the currency with increased fervour, which is expected, there's a risk the real's woes fuel the sense that an eventual Fed move can cause extended risk aversion", says Societe Generale.
Which is a risk exacerbated, of course, by the fall in oil prices.


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