After 12 followed sessions of fall, the dollar rose again on Wednesday (5). Despite the discharge, the US currency remains below $ 5.80. The stock market rose after three consecutive falls, in line with the international market.
The commercial dollar ended the day sold at R $ 5,794, with a rise of R $ 0.023 (+0.4%). The quotation operated on the rise almost all day. At the top of the day, around 1:15 pm, he touched R $ 5.81. After falling to $ 5.77 around 3 pm, she rose again in the late afternoon, but did not exceed the barrier of $ 5.80.
Despite today’s discharge, the US currency accumulates a 6.24% drop in 2025. This was the first time the dollar has risen since January 17. The 12 consecutive falls were the largest sequence of casualties since the creation of the real.
The stock market had a less pessimistic day. B3’s Ibovespa index closed at 125,534 points, up 0.31%. The indicator fell in the morning, but recovered in the afternoon, driven by shares of aviation companies, banks and mining companies. These roles compensated for the fall of oil companies. The Brazilian scholarship accompanied the US bags, which also had light high on Wednesday.
The dollar rose in Brazil on a day when investors took the low quote to buy the currency. Abroad, the dollar fell before the main currencies on the planet, amid negotiations between the United States, Mexico and Canada around the commercial tariff promoted by the Government of Donald Trump. However, the currency had been valued in recent days on a global scale and fallen in Brazil.
In Brazil, investors were aware of the disclosure of the priorities of the economic team for 2025 and 2026. On Wednesday, Finance Minister Fernando Haddad went to Congress Deliver a list on the subject to the new Mayor of the Chamber of Deputies, Hugo Motta.
The minister did not give news regarding the proposal that increases the exemption range of income tax (IR) to $ 5,000. He only said that the economic area has defined a source to compensate for the loss of revenue, but that the proposal needs to be presented to President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
*With information from Reuters
