巴西雷亚尔兑美元汇率约为5.58,徘徊在6月初的低点附近,因为美国-欧盟和美日贸易协定限制了关税升级的担忧,并支撑了对美国经济更强劲和美联储坚定的预期,导致美元大幅反弹,压倒了当地货币流动。在国内,对特朗普总统即将于8月1日对巴西出口产品征收50%关税的日益焦虑促使出口商对冲应收账款并提前汇回美元。与此同时,巴西央行被困在7月中旬仍高达5.3%的IPCA-15通胀率和15%的Selic利率之间,Selic利率似乎将保持不变,这限制了其通过降息或激进的鸽派信号来捍卫经济的能力。尽管Copom的高实际收益率继续吸引套利交易流入,巴西创纪录的农产品出货量提供了间歇性的外汇支持,但到目前为止,这些力量只缓和了而不是扭转了雷亚尔的下滑。
The Brazilian real traded around 5.58 per USD, hovering near early-June lows, as an outsized rebound in the greenback, fueled by US–EU and US–Japan trade pacts capping tariff escalation fears and underpinning expectations of a stronger US economy and a steadfast Fed, has overwhelmed local currency flows. Domestically, mounting anxiety over President Trump’s imminent 50% tariff on Brazilian exports, slated for August 1st, has prompted exporters to hedge receivables and repatriate dollars early. At the same time, Brazil’s central bank is trapped between a still-elevated 5.3% mid-July IPCA-15 inflation print, and a 15% Selic rate that looks set to remain unchanged, limiting its ability to defend the economy via rate cuts or aggressive dovish signaling. Although Copom’s high real yields continue to attract carry-trade inflows and Brazil’s record agricultural shipments offer intermittent FX support, these forces have so far only tempered, rather than reversed, the real’s slide.