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Brazil Fails To Sell More Reverse FX Swaps

Banco Central do Brasil failed to sell any reverse fx swaps on the second day of an auction after finding buyers for 35% of the total on the first day.

  • 31 Aug 2011

Banco Central do Brasil failed to sell any reverse fx swaps on the second day of an auction after finding buyers for 35% of the total on the first day.

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