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PROPoliticsAug 21

Fiscal Strain Pushes Brazil’s Real Bond Yields to Unsustainable Highs Ahead of Election

Brazil's real interest rates on long-term government bonds have surpassed 8%, driven by deep market concern over fiscal stability.

Brazil’s IFIX Real Estate Index Retreats Below 3,800 Amid High Real Interest Rates
PROInvestingJul 30

Brazil’s IFIX Real Estate Index Retreats Below 3,800 Amid High Real Interest Rates

The IFIX (FII Index) fell 0.26% to 3,797.33, confirming that restrictive monetary policy and high fixed-income competition remain the primary headwind for Brazil real estate funds.

Brazil NTN-B Issuance Hits 20-Year Low on Fiscal Fears
PROMarketsJul 28

Brazil NTN-B Issuance Hits 20-Year Low on Fiscal Fears

Brazil's National Treasury sees inflation-linked NTN-B bond issuance plunge to a 20-year low as fiscal risks push real interest rates above 8%.

Brazilian Real Carry Trade Resilient on High Real Rates, Deficit
CurrenciesJul 28

Brazilian Real Carry Trade Resilient on High Real Rates, Deficit

Brazil's narrowing current account deficit and high inflation-adjusted real interest rates keep the Brazilian real highly attractive for carry trades.

Brazil Treasury Curbs NTN-B Sales as Real Rates Cross 8% on Fiscal Jitters
MarketsJul 28

Brazil Treasury Curbs NTN-B Sales as Real Rates Cross 8% on Fiscal Jitters

Weak demand for inflation-linked NTN-B bonds, driven by historic real rates, forces Brazil's Treasury to increase short-term debt risk.

BRL Carry Trade Resumes Momentum, Pushing USD/BRL to R$5.09 Despite Tariff Concerns
PROCurrenciesJul 28

BRL Carry Trade Resumes Momentum, Pushing USD/BRL to R$5.09 Despite Tariff Concerns

High real interest rates and favorable carry-to-risk dynamics are attracting global funds, strengthening the Brazilian Real (BRL).

Brazilian Real Hits Seven-Week High on Resurgent Carry-Trade Demand
CurrenciesJul 27

Brazilian Real Hits Seven-Week High on Resurgent Carry-Trade Demand

Brazil's currency is benefiting from one of the world's highest real interest rates, fueling a carry-trade that pushed USD/BRL to its lowest level since May.