Brazil's Bonds Gain as Real Strengthens Beyond 2 Per Dollar - Bloomberg

May 27th, 2009 by "Currency Trading" - Google News

Brazil's Bonds Gain as Real Strengthens Beyond 2 Per Dollar Bloomberg
Brazil's Bonds Gain as Real Strengthens Beyond 2 Per Dollar
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“If the central bank does not step up the amount of dollars it's purchasing in the market, the real will remain beyond the 2 per dollar level,” said Francisco Carvalho, head of currency trading in Sao Paulo at Liquidez Corretora. …

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