(Reuters) - The real opened stronger, then weakened as much as
0.41 percent to 1.928 per dollar, only to return to the
break-even mark before midday. It fell 1.2 percent the previous
session -- its biggest decline in more than two weeks.
Despite Wednesday's fall, the real is trading at around its
six-year highs and currency inflows remain high, traders said.
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0.41 percent to 1.928 per dollar, only to return to the
break-even mark before midday. It fell 1.2 percent the previous
session -- its biggest decline in more than two weeks.
Despite Wednesday's fall, the real is trading at around its
six-year highs and currency inflows remain high, traders said.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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