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"... Brazil’s Finance Minister Guido Mantega said investors misinterpreted his comments last week about currency gains being inevitable and that policy makers will continue to take measures to curb capital inflows.
“This interpretation that now we are worried about inflation and not the exchange rate is wrong,” Mantega said in an interview yesterday from Washington, where he is attending the Spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund. “We are worried about both.” --
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A guerra cambial continua
"... Brazil’s Finance Minister Guido Mantega said investors misinterpreted his comments last week about currency gains being inevitable and that policy makers will continue to take measures to curb capital inflows.
“This interpretation that now we are worried about inflation and not the exchange rate is wrong,” Mantega said in an interview yesterday from Washington, where he is attending the Spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund. “We are worried about both.” --
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Entende melhor o que está acontecendo:
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- The Economist:brazil's Economy - Wild Horses
Inflation is at 6.3% and is poised to break through the ceiling of the Central Bank’s target of 2.5-6.5% for the first time since it was adopted in 2006. That is despite the currency surging to 1.58 reais to the dollar, close to its peak since it was...
- Brazil's Economy.
INFLATION is at 6.3% and is poised to break through the ceiling of the Central Bank’s target of 2.5-6.5% for the first time since it was adopted in 2006. That is despite the currency surging to 1.58 reais to the dollar, close to its peak since it was...
- Taxa De Câmbio - Não Vai Ter Intervenções
Rousseff Says Brazil Won’t Intervene in Currency as Real Tumbles (Bloomberg) -- Brazil will let the real fluctuate freely and doesn’t intend to intervene in the market to defend the currency, President Dilma Rousseff said. “What we are doing is...
- A Volta Da Guerra Cambial
IT'S OFFICIAL: It's Been Announced That 'Currency Wars' Are Back On September 21, 2012 Source: Business Insider Brazilian Finance Minister Mantega has just blasted the Fed's QE3policy for setting off "Currency Wars"....
- "currency Swap" Entre Brasil E China
Brazil-China to Sign $30 Billion Currency Swap Agreement Soon By Joshua Goodman - 2012-06-21T23:07:01Z Brazil and China will sign an agreement in the coming weeks to swap as much as $30 billion in their two currencies, Brazil...