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Brazilian Real Faces Twin Risk Despite IPCA-15 Relief Ahead of FOMC
CurrenciesNow

Brazilian Real Faces Twin Risk Despite IPCA-15 Relief Ahead of FOMC

Subdued IPCA-15 inflation eases domestic pressure on the Brazilian Real, but traders brace for the FOMC decision and US tariff impacts on the USD BRL.

BRL Carry Trade Faces Headwinds as Dollar Nears R$5.28 Forecast
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BRL Carry Trade Faces Headwinds as Dollar Nears R$5.28 Forecast

The Brazilian real faces a potential 3.36% depreciation toward R$5.28, threatening the lucrative BRL carry trade despite high local Selic interest rates.

IFIX Retreats as CACR11 Jumps 4.81% and RCRB11 Leads Losses
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IFIX Retreats as CACR11 Jumps 4.81% and RCRB11 Leads Losses

Brazil's IFIX index fell 0.18% to 3,798.06 points as CACR11 surged and RCRB11 led daily losses, highlighting sharp divergence in the B3 real estate market.

Brazil Central Bank to Start FX Swap Rollover on August 5
Currencies1m ago

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’s Treasury Seeks $35 Billion Foreign Debt Expansion as Domestic NTN-B Issuance Hits 20-Year Low
PROMarkets1h ago

Brazil’s Treasury Seeks $35 Billion Foreign Debt Expansion as Domestic NTN-B Issuance Hits 20-Year Low

Structural shift in Brazil's debt management forces Treasury to seek a higher foreign debt ceiling after domestic NTN-B demand collapses.

FGTS Council Approves R$13.2 Billion Profit Distribution, Fueling Controlled Boost to Consumer Credit
Politics1h ago

FGTS Council Approves R$13.2 Billion Profit Distribution, Fueling Controlled Boost to Consumer Credit

Brazil’s FGTS Council approved the R$13.2 billion profit distribution to 138 million workers, increasing collateral for secured loans and boosting domestic consumption.