Amid the greatest appetite for currencies from emerging countries, the dollar ended down after the so -called telephone between presidents Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Donald Trump. 
The stock exchange fell on a day of profit, with investors selling papers to pocket recent gains.
The commercial dollar ended this Monday (6) sold at R $ 5,311, with a retreat of R $ 0.025 (-0.47%). The quotation started the day at $ 5.35, but retreated in the first hour of negotiations. At the low of the day, around 4:20 pm, it reached R $ 5.30.
With the result of this Monday, the US currency accumulates a drop of 14.08% in 2025. The Euro Comercial closed the day sold at R $ 6.21, with a drop of 0.75%, in the lowest value since April 3, the day Trump began to announce commercial retaliation against countries with the United States commercial surplus.
Scholarship
Euphoria in the exchange rate was not repeated in the stock market. B3’s Ibovespa index closed at 143,608 points, with a decrease of 0.41%.
Still in a profit making, investors are selling stock after the indicator exceeded 146,000 points in the last week of September.
In addition to the conversation between Lula and Trump, the dollar fell into a favorable context for developing economies. The devaluation of yen, Japanese currency, benefited the borders of emerging countries.
In addition, the increase in the price of oil in the global market favored commodities (Primary goods with international quotation), such as Brazil.
*With information from Reuters
