Subject: Brazil digs into reserves again to prop up falling currency

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Brazil digs into reserves again to prop up falling currency
BCB sells almost $13 billion of reserves as investors cast doubt on government’s fiscal position
20 Dec 2024   |  News
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Czech governor speaks about policy mistakes, targeting M2, diversifying into equities and gold, and ending interest on minimum reserves
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Levente Koroes is the editor of the reserves newsletter
 
Levente Koroes is a reporter on the Central Banking newsdesk. He focuses on central banks in Europe, as well as reserves, cyber-security, geopolitics and the effects of sanctions.
levente-koroes@centralbanking.com

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