Brasília – After running a US$ 3.823 billion deficit in October, the flow of foreign exchange, i.e. the sum of dollar inflow and outflow from Brazil, showed a US$ 2.305 surplus from November 1st to 9th. The figures were released this Wednesday (14th) by the Brazilian Central Bank.
From November 1st to 9th, the balance of trade (export and import operations) showed a US$ 559 million surplus. Financial operations (investment in bonds, remittances of profits and dividends to foreign countries, and foreign direct investment, among other operations) had a US$ 1.746 billion surplus.
From January to November 9th, the flow of foreign exchange showed a US$ 20.938 billion surplus, resulting from surpluses in financial operations (US$ 5.343 billion) and the trade balance (US$ 15.595 billion).
*Translated by Gabriel Pomerancblum
