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Brazil Central Bank Poised for 25bp Cut to 14.00% as Long-Term Selic Forecast Rises
COPOM is expected to cut the Selic rate by 25 basis points to 14.00%, even as the Focus Report shows a raised year-end 2026 rate forecast.
Brazil Central Bank to Start FX Swap Rollover on August 5
The Banco Central do Brasil will begin rolling over currency swap contracts maturing on September 1, 2026, to curb volatility in the USD/BRL market.
Brazil Central Bank Announces Rollover of September FX Swaps to Maintain Real Liquidity
The Brazil Central Bank is rolling over its traditional FX swaps, signaling its intent to manage market liquidity ahead of the September expiry.
USD BRL: Brazil Central Bank to Roll Over September Swaps
Banco Central do Brasil announced it will begin rolling over traditional currency swap contracts maturing September 1, 2026, starting August 5, 2026.
BCB Deploys Record Spot Dollar Intervention in July, Signaling Strong Commitment to BRL Stability
The Banco Central do Brasil intervened aggressively in the FX market, selling US$3 billion spot to curb volatility and signal commitment to the Real.
Selic Rate Forecast Holds at 14.00% in Focus Report, Anchoring Fixed Income Market
Brazil Central Bank's weekly Focus Report saw the 2026 Selic rate forecast unchanged at 14.00%, keeping DI futures steady.
Brazil Central Bank Resolution 575 to Lower USD/BRL Hedging Costs
Taking effect October 1, 2026, BCB Resolution 575 will allow multinational firms to hold USD accounts in Brazil, bypassing costly FX conversion fees.
Brazil Central Bank Modernizes FX Rules to Expand Account Access
The Banco Central do Brasil (BCB) has expanded access to foreign currency accounts, simplifying cross-border transactions and lowering costs for global investors.
Brazil Central Bank Expands Foreign Currency Account Access
BCB Resolution No. 575 modernizes foreign exchange rules, allowing exporters and foreign-backed firms to hold direct foreign currency accounts in Brazil.
El Niño Fears Spark 17% Brazilian Coffee Price Surge
A projected Super El Niño threatens Brazilian crops, driving Arabica coffee prices up 17% and raising food-led inflation risks for investors.