Cash Rate

Brazil

Brazil Selic target, with peer official rates.

BR desk: Selic target first; US, Mexico and other official rates alongside.

SeriesRateLast changeAs of
Brazil Selic target14.00%−0.25 pp on 5 Aug 202617 Sep 2026US federal funds effective rate3.63%+0.01 pp on 13 Jul 202615 Sep 2026Mexico overnight target rate6.50%−0.25 pp on 7 May 202617 Sep 2026ECB deposit facility rate2.50%+0.25 pp on 15 Sep 202617 Sep 2026Bank of England Bank Rate3.75%−0.25 pp on 17 Dec 202515 Sep 2026Canada target for the overnight rate2.25%−0.25 pp on 29 Oct 202515 Sep 2026Australia cash rate target4.35%+0.25 pp on 5 May 202616 Sep 2026Japan policy rate1.00%+0.25 pp on 16 Jun 202617 Sep 2026India repo rate5.25%−0.25 pp on 4 Dec 202517 Sep 2026Bank of Korea Base Rate3.00%+0.25 pp on 26 Aug 202617 Sep 2026Taiwan CBC discount rate2.00%+0.12 pp on 21 Mar 202417 Sep 2026Switzerland SNB policy rate0.00%−0.25 pp on 19 Jun 202517 Sep 2026Sweden policy rate1.75%−0.25 pp on 30 Sep 202517 Sep 2026Norway policy rate4.25%+0.25 pp on 7 May 202617 Sep 2026South Africa repo rate7.00%+0.25 pp on 28 May 202617 Sep 2026New Zealand Official Cash Rate2.50%+0.25 pp on 8 Jul 202625 Aug 2026SONIA sterling overnight index average3.73%+0.00 pp versus the previous reading14 Sep 2026Euro short-term rate (€STR)2.19%+0.00 pp on 11 Sep 202615 Sep 2026Canadian Overnight Repo Rate Average (CORRA)2.29%+0.01 pp versus the previous reading15 Sep 2026NZ floating first-mortgage new-customer housing rate6.07%+0.25 pp versus the previous reading31 Jul 2026NZ 90-day bank bill yield3.01%+0.01 pp on 21 Aug 202625 Aug 2026NZ 6-month term deposit rate3.45%−0.01 pp on 31 May 202631 Jul 2026

About this desk

The Brazil desk leads with the Selic target, read from the BIS central bank policy rate series for Brazil, then US, Mexico and ECB rates. The Selic target is set by the Banco Central do Brasil's Copom and is the anchor for the overnight interbank rate; the BIS series is the overnight Selic target from 1999, with earlier stretches splicing other central-bank instruments. It is drawn as daily steps because it changes only at Copom decisions.

All desks show the same series in a different order, so the figures do not change when you switch. Values are republished with attribution to the BIS; this site is not an official BIS publication. The build ingests no Brazilian retail lending rate, so that page is absent rather than estimated. Nothing here is financial advice, and readings may lag their source.