Brazilian Real surges to 2.25-year high against US Dollar
Statements (18)
- Bearish
Brazilian Real becomes collateral damage as Dollar roars back
- Neutral
Brazilian real exchange rates may weaken if the central bank cuts rates for the third straight meeting.
- Neutral
Brazilian Central Bank interest rate cuts could weaken the Brazilian real and boost emerging market currencies, as inflation pressures are expected to ease.
- Bearish
Brazilian real fell to a 2.25-month low today
- Bearish
Brazilian real fell to a 2-month low against the US dollar
- Bearish
Brazilian real weakened, causing coffee prices to fall.
- Bullish
Brazil closed up +4.40% on Thursday
- Bearish
Brazilian Real closed down -4.15% on Wednesday
- Bearish
Brazilian Real fell to a 1-week low today
- Neutral
Brazil recorded a net foreign exchange inflow of $1.59 billion in early May
- Bearish
Brazilian real weakened to a 5-week low against the US dollar
- Bearish
Brazilian Real closed down -8.80% on Friday
- Bearish
Brazilian real tumbled to a 5-week low against the dollar today
- Neutral
Brazil Central Bank boosted currency intervention amid real rally
- Bullish
Strength in the Brazilian real is boosting sugar prices
- Bullish
Brazilian Real surged to a 2.25-year high against the US Dollar
- Bullish
Brazilian real rallied to a 1-month high, boosting sugar prices.
- Bullish
Brazilian Real surged to a 2.25-year high against the dollar.