RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Brazil's central bank agained intervened in the foreign exchange market on Friday, October 30th, selling dollars to ease heavy downward pressure on the real that had pushed the local currency closer to its all-time low against the dollar struck earlier this year.
The central bank sold US$787 million (R$4.48 billion) in the spot market as the greenback topped 5.80 reais for the first time since May, closing in on its all-time high just under 6.00 reais that month. This follows the sale of US$ 1 billion in the . . .
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