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Showing posts with label Brazilian swap rates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brazilian swap rates. Show all posts

Sunday, November 23, 2014

Brazilian Real Leads Global Gains on Outlook for Economic Team

Brazil’s real extended its weekly rally to the biggest since January 2012 on speculation that President Dilma Rousseff is close to nominating a team capable of reviving Latin America’s largest economy.

Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Brazil Swap Rates Drop as Economists Cut 2014 Growth Forecast

Brazil’s longer-term swap rates fell to a 12-month low as economists cut this year’s growth forecast after the country entered a recession, adding to speculation the central bank will limit further increases in borrowing costs.

Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Brazil Swap Rates Drop as April Inflation Slower Than Forecast

Brazilian swap rates fell for the first time in three days as a report indicated that annual inflation accelerated less than forecast in April.

Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Brazil Economists Raise 2014 Selic Forecast to Highest All Year

Brazil economists raised their 2014 key rate forecast to the highest level all year as a weakening currency complicates efforts to slow inflation.

Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Brazil Swap Rates Decline as Analysts Cut 2013 Selic Forecast

Brazilian swap rates fell to a two- month low after analysts cut their forecasts for benchmark borrowing costs next year as faltering global growth cooled inflation expectations for Latin America’s biggest economy.

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Brazil Swap Rates Climb on Higher Inflation Forecast; Real Falls

Brazilian swap rates rose to a six- week high after analysts covering the economy increased their 2012 inflation forecast, bolstering speculation the central bank may limit its cycle of borrowing-cost cuts.