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Brazil says intervening as little as possible on currency

SAO PAULO | Wed Nov 21, 2012 12:51pm EST

SAO PAULO Nov 21 (Reuters) - Brazil's currency is fluctuating normally, and the government is looking to intervene as little as possible in foreign exchange markets, Finance Minister Guido Mantega said on Wednesday.

Mantega made the comments to reporters as the real weakened to near the informal 2.10 per dollar threshold that the government has maintained for the currency in recent months.

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