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Dollar rises 1.46% and closes at the highest value in 15 months

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Briefings

The US dollar reached a 15-month high, closing at R$ 5,586 after a 1,46% surge driven by elevated US inflation data and expectations of higher Federal Reserve interest rates. The Brazilian stock market (Ibovespa) fell 0,52% while the S&P 500 declined 0,38%, reflecting global caution amid US economic indicators. Oil prices also dropped, with Brent falling 1,17% and WTI falling 0,93%, influenced by US-Iran tensions and potential production recovery. The Brazilian Central Bank's Copom meeting highlighted higher inflation expectations and a restrictive monetary policy stance.

Key points

• The US dollar closed at R$ 5,586, representing a 1,46% increase and the highest value since July 31, 2025.
• US inflation data exceeded expectations, leading to higher interest rate expectations for December 2026.

Context

The US dollar's rise was primarily driven by inflation data from the United States exceeding forecasts, prompting the Federal Reserve to consider higher interest rates. This global financial movement affected Brazilian markets, with the Ibovespa falling 0,52% and the S&P 500 declining 0,38% due to cautious investor sentiment.

Limitations

The analysis relies on Reuters and MDIC data from November 10, 2026, with limited coverage of specific Brazilian policy outcomes beyond the Copom meeting. Some forecasts regarding December interest rate hikes remain unconfirmed, and future oil price trends depend on ongoing geopolitical developments.

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