Zeina Latif News
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Bank of America Corp., the lender that plans to cut at least 30,000 jobs to control expenses, closed its Merrill Lynch private-banking operation in Brazil and dismissed about 40 people.
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Brazil’s central bank said slowing global growth will have a large enough disinflationary impact on Latin America’s biggest economy to allow policy makers to carry out “moderate” cuts to interest rates.
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Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc hired Zeina Latif from ING Bank NV as an economist in Sao Paulo.
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Economists covering Brazil raised their 2012 inflation forecast for a sixth straight week in expectation that a weaker real and cuts in borrowing costs will stoke faster price increases.
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Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc. will cut about 30 jobs in Brazil as the lender abandons plans to start an investment bank in the South American country, said two people familiar with the matter.
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Brazil’s economy gained speed in the first quarter, challenging President Dilma Rousseff ’s efforts to cool growth and bring inflation to its target by next year.
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Yields on most Brazilian interest- rate futures contracts fell as slowing economic growth in China, the Latin American country’s largest trading partner, prompted traders to step up bets on an interest-rate cut tomorrow. The real gained.
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Brazil’s real fell, headed to a fourth weekly decline, as European policy makers struggle to find solutions to contain the region’s debt crisis that is slowing global economic growth.
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The real’s biggest five-day plunge since 1999 prompted Brazil to use derivatives to shore up the currency, reversing a 28-month-old strategy aimed at stemming gains.
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Brazil’s central bank may nominate RBS Securities Inc. senior economist Zeina Latif to its board and choose another economist from the financial industry to propose as well, Valor Economico newspaper reported , without saying how it obtained the information. Nominations to the board are subject to approval by Congress.
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