After the end of the strike by Central Bank employees, approved on Tuesday (5), the agency released this Wednesday (6) a publication calendar for some indicators that were late. The strike of the category started on April 1st and lasted about three months.
Next Thursday (7), at 9 am, the BC will publish the result of the Pre-Copom Questionnaire for May and June. At 12 noon, it will be time to update the Top 5 of April (Short Term IPCA), 1st quarter (Medium Term unemployment rate), of May (Short Term IPCA and Selic) and the 12-month ranking started in April 2021 ( IPCA).
Then, at 3:00 pm, there will be the release of the Savings Report for May and June, followed, at 4:30 pm, by the partial update of the Selected Indicators, but without the exchange flow or the result of the monetary authority’s exchange operations.
However, the BC Commodities Indicator (IC-Br), from April to June, and the BC Economic Activity Indicator (IBC-Br), from March and April, will be released.
On Friday (8) the first release will be the update of the Focus Bulletin, at 8:30 am, with the weekly reports from May 6th to July 1st (9 files). Subsequently, at 9 am, the BC will disclose the frequency distribution for May and June.
At 12 pm, it will be the turn of the Top 5 of June (Short Term IPCA and Selic), 2nd quarter (Medium Term IPCA, Basket and Administered, Exchange) and 12-month accumulated ranking started in May 2021 (IPCA).
On Monday, the agency will publish the Focus Bulletin again normally, at 8:30 am, with the update of the entire series of market expectations at 9 am.
Source: CNN Brasil
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