(Bloomberg) -- Brazil's currency held near a seven-
year high before an expected rate cut by the central bank.
``Lower interest rates will support the real because it
will attract foreign capital to short-term fixed-income
assets,'' said Tony Volpon, an economist in Sao Paulo at CM
Capital Markets.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
year high before an expected rate cut by the central bank.
``Lower interest rates will support the real because it
will attract foreign capital to short-term fixed-income
assets,'' said Tony Volpon, an economist in Sao Paulo at CM
Capital Markets.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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