Investing.com -- Brazil’s central bank reported a current account deficit of $2.245 billion for the month of March. This figure is narrower than the $2.95 billion deficit economists had anticipated.
In addition, the country received foreign direct investment (FDI) totaling $5.99 billion in March. This amount fell short of the $8.529 billion that economists had projected for the month.
The central bank released these figures on Monday.
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