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Dollar returns to R$ 5 with external environment and post-election adjustment

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Brazilian markets adjusted after the first round of elections, with the dollar rising to R$ 5.016 and the Ibovespa falling 0.74% to 204,302 points. The dollar exceeded R$ 5 for the first time in nearly five months, breaking two consecutive predictions of decline. US Treasury yields reached 5.36% on 10-year notes, the highest level in 24 years, while the S&P 500 dropped 0.22%. Oil prices remained above $100 per barrel, and the dollar index rose 0.36% to 102.280. The article cites Reuters for data.

Key points

• The Brazilian dollar exceeded R$ 5.016 on Thursday, marking the first time in nearly five months that the currency surpassed this level, breaking two consecutive predictions of decline.
• US 10-year Treasury yields reached 5.36%, the highest level in 24 years, while the S&P 500 fell 0.22% after the first round of Brazilian elections.

Context and limitations

Data reflects Thursday, October 7, 2026, with Ibovespa monthly and annual figures updated as of the article's publication date. Oil prices and dollar index values are subject to daily market fluctuations not captured in this snapshot.

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