Brazil forex inflows total $2.362 bln to Aug. 13

By IBTimes Staff Reporter | August 18 2010 11:43 AM

Brazil's central bank said on Wednesday that U.S. dollar inflows to the country totaled $2.362 billion in the month through Aug. 13.

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The bank also said it purchased $2.374 billion on the spot foreign exchange market over the same time.

(Reporting by Silvio Cascione; Writing by Luciana Lopez, Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)

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