RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Brazil's real jumped again on Wednesday, November 25th, outperforming its Latin American peers on improving economic data and continued optimism over COVID-19 vaccines and U.S.politics.
Brazil's real firmed for a second session, rising over 1% after figures showed the country's current account deficit narrowed to its smallest in 2-1/2 years in October, helped by a bigger-than-expected surplus in goods trade.
Worries about Brazil's fiscal health, record-low interestrates and a second wave of coronavirus cases have hammered thereal this year, but a brighter global mood . . .
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