On a day of relief to emerging countries, The dollar fell and continued below $ 5.90. The stock market rose more than 1% and accumulated small high in the week.
The commercial dollar ended this Friday (11) sold at R $ 5,871, with a drop of R $ 0.027 (-0.46%). The quotation started the day in a strong fall, reaching R $ 5.82 around 9:30 am, rose to R $ 5.91 around 10:30, when the US market opened, but stabilized in the range of R $ 5.87 in the afternoon.
Despite Friday’s fall, the US currency closed the week up 0.61%. The border rises 2.89% in April, but drops 5% in 2025.
The stock market also had a volatile day. B3’s Ibovespa index closed at 127,682 points, with 1.05% increase. The indicator dropped 0.13% at 11:25 am, but recovered throughout the afternoon. The index ends the week with a high of 0.34%.
In the morning, the global market reflected the tensions around China’s decision to retaliate the United States and target US products at 125%. However, two factors benefited emerging countries and made investors settle in the afternoon.
The first was the recovery of commodities (Primary goods with international price) This Friday. Only oil prices rose about 2%.
The second factor was statements by Federal Reserve leaders (Fed, US Central Bank) that the agency is ready to act in any distortions in the financial system. The signs of the Fed boosted US bags in the late afternoon, helping the Brazilian scholarship.
*With information from Reuters
