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BRASILIA: Brazil posted a smaller-than-expected current account deficit in October, surprisingly positive for a second straight month, central bank data showed on Thursday.
The current account deficit came in at $343 million, compared to the median forecast of a $1 billion deficit in a Reuters poll of economists. The country attracted $8.2 billion in foreign direct investment, higher than the $7.2 billion median estimate.
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