Brazil Foreign Direct Investment
Foreign Direct Investment in Brazil refers to the net inflows of foreign direct investments received from overseas, which may include equity capital and intercompany loans, as well as other types of investments.
A higher than expected figure should be seen as positive (bullish) for the BRL while a lower than expected figure should be seen as negative (bearish) for the BRL.
Source:
Banco Central do Brasil
Category:
Foreign Direct Investment
Units:
Billion
Latest Release
Previous:
$8.74B
Consensus:
$6.97B
Actual:
$5.01B
Next Release
Date:
May 02, 11:30
Time left:
5 days
Consensus:
$7.5B
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News (BRL)
Brazil Manufacturing Downturn Eases In January
Brazil's factory activity continued to deteriorate at the start of the year, though the pace of decline softened since December amid slower reductions in output and new orders, survey data from S&P Global showed on Wednesday. Elsewhere, official data showed that producer price inflation slowed further in December.
RTTNews | 450 days ago
