Brazil's cenbank announces $1 billion spot auction, reverse FX swap deal for June 25
SAO PAULO, June 23 (Reuters) - The Brazilian central bank will offer on Wednesday morning up to $1 billion in a spot dollar auction, while simultaneously holding a reverse FX swap auction of the equivalent size, it said on Monday.
Both deals start at 9:30 local time, the central bank said.
A reverse currency swap, which in this case involves up to 20,000 contracts, is equivalent to buying U.S. dollars in the futures market.
In another statement, the central bank also said it would hold auctions starting on July 1 to roll over traditional currency swaps due August 1, without disclosing the size of the stock set to expire on that date.
Disclaimer: The information provided on this website is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice.
Recommended Articles
Featured Tools
Top News
Citi Raises Brent Crude Forecast to $150: Strait of Hormuz Risks Brew, How High Can Oil Prices Rise?

Fed FOMC Preview: No Rate Cuts Become Consensus, Warsh Succession Imminent

Marvell vs. Broadcom: Who Is the More Worthy ASIC Leading Company?

Tesla Stock Forecast: How Much Will TSLA Stock Be Worth in 2030? Can It Hit $3,000?

SanDisk Earnings Preview: AI Storage Drives Performance Surge, Valuations and Risks Rise

Tradingkey






