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18 de abril de 2024The members of the National Monetary Council (CMN) approved the Central Bank’s (BC) balance sheet for 2009 yesterday (February 25). The institution posted a net income of R$5.61 billion in 2009 compared with R$13.34 billion in 2008 – a decline of almost 58%. A loss of R$940 million was registered in the first semester and a profit of R$6.55 billion in the second.
In operations designed to stabilize the currency market and financial system, the BC registered a loss of R$42.17 billion with repo operations and R$3.65 billion with reserve requirements against a gain of R$53.17 billion from federal public securities.
The Central Bank report released yesterday indicated that the anti-crisis measures introduced had an impact on the final balance sheet result. The injection of liquidity accounted for R$99.8 billion of the reduction in reserve requirements held by the BC and R$42.2 billion for smaller institutions. In the exchange market, liquidity was injected through currency auctions for exporters totaling US$24.5 billion, the sale of dollars in the spot market of US$14.5 billion and swap auctions of US$33 billion.
The more stable environment in the second semester of 2009 allowed the BC to reverse these anti-crisis measures involving the injection of liquidity into the country’s financial system.