Brasília – The foreign exchange flow, i.e. United States dollar inflows vs. outflows, is running a US$ 540 million surplus month-to-date through June 13th, the Brazilian Central Bank has reported this Wednesday (18th).
Financial operations, including investment in bonds, profit and dividend remittances to foreign countries and foreign direct investment, among other operations, have recorded a US$ 2.286 billion surplus. Export- and import-related exchange operations showed a $ 1.746 billion deficit.
Year-to-date through June 13th, the forex flow ran a US$ 4.569 billion surplus. During the period, financial operations showed a US$ 1.652 billion surplus and export/import related exchange operations posted a US$ 2.916 billion surplus.
*Translated by Gabriel Pomerancblum
