Brazil posted a net foreign exchange inflow of $1.59 billion in the first half of May, according to central bank data released Wednesday.
The inflow was driven by trade flows, which brought $4.1 billion into the country during May 1-15. Investment flows recorded a $2.5 billion outflow in the same period.
On a weekly basis, net forex inflow was $3.03 billion, the bank said.
The central bank published the currency flow data on its website.
