SAO PAULO, Jan 31 (Reuters) - The Brazilian real weakened on
Tuesday after the central bank hinted it could allow some of the
currency swaps due in March to expire.
The central bank currently holds $26.6 billion reais worth
of currency swaps, which function like dollar sales to investors
for future delivery, down from over $100 billion by late 2015.
It halted the reduction of the outstanding swaps after the
surprise election victory of Donald Trump triggered market
volatility.
On Tue
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