Brazil’s central bank will roll over $15.6 billion in maturing currency swaps through daily auctions starting Monday. This policy seeks to provide market liquidity and hedge against currency fluctuations.
On Friday, Brazil’s central bank announced plans to auction traditional currency swaps totaling $15.6 billion, which are set to mature on April 1. The auctions will begin on Monday and continue daily as needed to ensure the full renewal of the expiring swaps. This strategy aims to maintain liquidity and provide currency hedging in the market.
This initiative by Brazil’s central bank highlights its commitment to managing currency fluctuations and ensuring liquidity within the financial system. Through the rollover of $15.6 billion in swaps, the central bank aims to bolster market stability ahead of the currency maturity date.
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