SAO PAULO | Tue Oct 23, 2012 7:44am EDT
SAO PAULO Oct 23 (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank offered on Tuesday to sell up to 60,000 contracts for reverse currency swaps, derivatives designed to weaken the local currency.
The real weakened 0.08 percent to 2.0260 per U.S. dollar right after the announcement.
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