After news of a weaker-than-expected third-quarter GDP strengthened the outlook of record low interest rates remaining where they are, yields on Brazilian interest rate futures contracts slipped.
Among the most active contracts of the morning were the yield on the contract due January 2011 DIJF1, which fell to 10.37 percent from 10.46, and the yield on the contract due April 2010 DIJJ0, which fell to 8.75 percent from 8.8 percent.
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