Brazil’s foreign exchange market has shifted back into positive territory, with FX flows reaching 1.783 billion USD, according to data updated on 19 February 2026. This marks a sharp reversal from the previous recorded level of -0.294 billion USD, when the country was experiencing net outflows.
The move from negative to positive flows suggests renewed demand for Brazilian assets or an easing of pressures that had previously driven capital out of the country. While the data do not detail the composition of the flows, the turnaround in the aggregate figure points to improving sentiment toward Brazil’s currency and financial markets.
Investors and policymakers will be watching upcoming releases to see whether this positive trend in FX flows consolidates, as sustained inflows could help support the Brazilian real and ease external financing concerns going forward.
