In November, the IPCA was 0.95%, closing at the highest level for the month since 2015 (1.01%) and accumulating an increase of 10.74% in 12 months. In the year, until November, inflation is 9.26%.
For the CNI, the exchange rate will end 2022 at R$ 5.60, the same level as at the end of 2021. In a base scenario, the manufacturing industry should grow 0.5% in 2022.
The greatest inflationary pressures accumulated in the year came from lower-middle income families, who have monthly incomes ranging from R$2,702.88 to R$4,506.47.
The increase in inflation cores in Brazil worries, says Campos Neto, who cites questions about the fiscal framework and sees the country's weakness in its capacity for growth.
For 2022, the inflation estimate remained at 5.02%. For 2023, the forecast showed a reduction from 3.50% to 3.46%. In 2024 it recorded a small drop from 3.10% to 3.09%.
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