On December 30, 2024, Brazil's Central Bank (BC) conducted a foreign exchange auction, selling $1.815 billion in an effort to stabilize the currency. This follows a previous auction where the bank sold $1.8 billion. Meanwhile, the U.S. Federal Reserve participated in the Treasury market, submitting bids totaling $5 billion for 3-month Treasury bills and $4.3 billion for 6-month bills. Additionally, the Federal Reserve's reverse repo operation saw 57 counterparties take up $260.743 billion. In Egypt, the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) announced an upcoming auction for $800 million in T-bills to settle prior issuances. These actions reflect ongoing efforts by central banks to manage liquidity and currency stability in their respective markets.