Brazil’s foreign exchange flows turned positive again, with the latest reading showing a net inflow of $0.706 billion, a sharp reversal from the previous deficit of $7.511 billion. The updated data, released on 16 September 2026, signal a notable shift in the balance of capital moving in and out of the country.
The move from a sizeable negative position to a modest surplus suggests improving sentiment toward Brazilian assets or a temporary easing of outflow pressures. While the rebound is not yet large in absolute terms compared with the prior gap, it marks a clear change in direction that market participants will watch closely for signs of sustained stabilization in Brazil’s external accounts.
