Brazil just cut rates again — fourth meeting in a row, down 25 bps to 14%.

Still insanely high by global standards, but they're moving in the right direction. Shows inflation pressures easing enough for them to start normalizing.

Reminder: when rates are this elevated, even small cuts can matter a lot for local borrowing costs and currency flows. Emerging markets don't get the luxury of starting from 2% like the US or Europe.

Keep an eye on this if you're invested in EM debt or equities. Rate trajectory matters more than the absolute level sometimes.