Economia
“What we are doing is a policy of floating currency, and we’ll continue to do that,” she said in an interview at the presidential palace in Brasilia on Tuesday.
Rousseff’s comments show a commitment to the type of economic orthodoxy championed by Finance Minister Joaquim Levy as key for the country to retain its investment-grade credit rating. Even as the real posts the biggest decline among major currencies this year, the central bank scaled back support by ending sales of foreign-exchange swaps last month.
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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...
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Brazil Ignores World Cup Costs to Lift Housing: Mortgages By Gabrielle Coppola - President Dilma Rousseff is using federal subsidies and state-bank loans to boost housing after economic expansion slowed for a second year in 2012 and mortgage...
- Classificação Do Brasil Fica Em Baa2
Bloomberg: "... Brazil’s growth prospects are being limited by the strength of the real, which has climbed 47 percent since the end of 2008, as well as external factors, said Augusto de la Torre, the chief economist for Latin America at the World Bank,...
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BRICs Will Not Mull New Reserve CurrenciesRUSSIA, CHINA, INDIA, BRAZIL, CURRENCIES, ECONOMY, GLOBALReuters | 14 Jun 2009 | 07:43 PM ET Leaders of Russia, China, India and Brazil do not intend to discuss new global reserve currencies at their first summit...
Economia
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 policy of floating currency, and we’ll continue to do that,” she said in an interview at the presidential palace in Brasilia on Tuesday.
Rousseff’s comments show a commitment to the type of economic orthodoxy championed by Finance Minister Joaquim Levy as key for the country to retain its investment-grade credit rating. Even as the real posts the biggest decline among major currencies this year, the central bank scaled back support by ending sales of foreign-exchange swaps last month.
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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...
- Mercado De Imóvies - Quente Demais?
Brazil Ignores World Cup Costs to Lift Housing: Mortgages By Gabrielle Coppola - President Dilma Rousseff is using federal subsidies and state-bank loans to boost housing after economic expansion slowed for a second year in 2012 and mortgage...
- Classificação Do Brasil Fica Em Baa2
Bloomberg: "... Brazil’s growth prospects are being limited by the strength of the real, which has climbed 47 percent since the end of 2008, as well as external factors, said Augusto de la Torre, the chief economist for Latin America at the World Bank,...
- Os Brics E O Dólar
BRICs Will Not Mull New Reserve CurrenciesRUSSIA, CHINA, INDIA, BRAZIL, CURRENCIES, ECONOMY, GLOBALReuters | 14 Jun 2009 | 07:43 PM ET Leaders of Russia, China, India and Brazil do not intend to discuss new global reserve currencies at their first summit...