In this study, we try to estimate the impact of the most recent currency intervention measure widely adopted by the Central Bank of Brazil and how it affects the Cupom Cambial Curve: the issue of Foreign Exchange Swaps. The BCB s objective with this intervention was to provide the private sector with hedge against exchange rate volatility. This paper focus on the effect of these measures on the Cupom Curve due to the importance of the comprehension of this curve for the correct pricing of the future dollar market, given that, in Brazil, the formation of the foreign exchange rate occurs with the future dollar price and not in the spot price, as is more common in other countries. Through Principal Component Analysis on the Foreign Exchange Coupon Curve, we find its three components (level, slope and curvature) and use it as an explained variable to regress it with independent variables that represent the series of Swap issued by the Central Bank. The results indicate that the Foreign Exchange Swaps generate significant changes in the overall level of the Cupom Cambial Curve. Otherwise, Reverse Swaps don t represent a statistically significant impact on the level but do impact the slope of the curve.