BRASILIA, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank on Wednesday cut interest rates by 25 basis points at a fourth straight policy meeting and left the door open for more cuts, extending its easing cycle as recent data pointed to slower inflation and a cooling economy.
The bank's rate-setting committee, called Copom, unanimously cut the benchmark Selic rate to 14.00%, the lowest level since March 2025. The decision was in line with the expectations of 38 of 42 analysts polled by Reuters, with the rest forecasting stable rates.
(Reporting by Marcela Ayres
Editing by Brad Haynes)