The Brazilian Real, the country's currency, has got too strong. At this moment, nearly R$ 3.15 values US$ 1. This means that, if the Real keeps this value or even stronger, that can hurt Brazilian exports. From now, everything will depend on how strong politically is president Michel Temer and how successful are the economic reforms. The Real got stronger as a result of more economic confidence right after Temer took power, replacing Dilma Rousseff.
What do you think on that? At this time, the second corn crop harvest is finishing.
