Brazilian real continues to free-fall
Brazilian real continues to show weakness and reduced to the dollar for six consecutive days. The Central Bank and a the Finance Ministry are working together to prevent a collapse in currency and debt markets. Read more »

Brazil intends to support the rapidly falling national currency. Country’s central bank announced that it would carry out foreign exchange intervention and the end of the year is going to spend for this purpose about of $ 60 billion.
The Brazilian economy has once again disappointed analysts in the I quarter of 2013 Incentives of President Dilma Rousseff could not help producers and consumers, fearful of rising inflation, have been slow to spend their money.
Brazilian Real hit four-year low, forcing the Central Bank to re-enter the market, while inflation accelerated more than expected.
The collapse of the stock market in Brazil, which shows the weakest performer among the world’s stock markets have had a negative impact on the initial public offerings of securities.