Brazil recorded a positive foreign exchange flow of $1.938 billion in July, providing a fundamental structural cushion to the Brazilian Real (BRL) despite persistent domestic political volatility. The Central Bank of Brazil (BCB) disclosed the net inflow on Wednesday, August 5, with the BRL trading at 5.121053 against the US dollar at the time of the release. The positive monthly figure adds to an already robust year-to-date total, which stands at a net inflow of $19.696 billion through the end of July.