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Brazil’s real swung between gains and losses on speculation the central bank will intervene after the currency touched a four-year low as Standard & Poor’s cut the nation’s credit rating outlook to negative.
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Brazil’s swap rates climbed as U.S. employment gains prompted traders to step up wagers that the South American country’s central bank will seek bigger increases in borrowing costs as it tries to contain inflation.
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General Motors Co .’s 1,300 workers in Antwerp, Belgium, are fighting for their jobs, hoping for a white knight to rescue the factory from closure.
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Brazil’s real rose for a seventh day after a single investor made a sale of foreign currency in the local market, according to BGC Liquidez DTVM, the country’s second largest currency brokerage.
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Brazil’s real tumbled to the weakest level since November on concern Greece may default on its debt, limiting capital inflows to emerging markets.
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A handful of people have shaken off the wet snow and entered the Bilia car dealership in Stockholm. They’re far outnumbered by the gleaming Volvos, Fords and Renaults. They’re not eager to strike a deal.
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Brazil’s real fell as concern the global recovery is slowing overshadowed speculation the government may postpone measures to curb the currency’s gain over the past three months after yesterday’s presidential election failed to produce a winner.
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Brazil’s real gained for a seventh day, reaching the strongest level in seven weeks, on speculation the nation’s companies and rising interest rates will lure more foreign capital.
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Brazil received nearly six times more currency flows in the first 13 days of May than it did in the whole of April, as investors seek to profit from higher interest rates.
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Brazilian banks reduced their short dollar positions to a 14-month low after the central bank increased the cost for this type of bet against the U.S. currency.
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