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Dollar closes stable at R $ 5.65, but rises 2.63% a week

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Briefings

Brazilian currency settled at R$ 5.65 with a weekly gain of 2.63%, driven by fiscal policy uncertainty and global market turbulence. The Ibovespa rose 0.66% to 172,457.77 points, while US oil prices fluctuated near stability. Key factors included the Senate's approval of a fiscal package estimated to impact public spending by up to R$ 60 billion in 2027, and mixed performance in US stock indices.

Key points

• The Brazilian real closed at R$ 5.65, marking a 2.63% weekly increase against the US dollar.
• The Ibovespa index advanced 0.66% to 172,457.77 points, supported by retail and oil sector stocks.

Context

Brazilian currency performance was influenced by the Senate's approval of a fiscal package estimated to impact public spending by up to R$ 60 billion in 2027. The week's volatility reflected broader international market turbulence and mixed US stock index performance.

Limitations

Data reflects weekly performance from November 13, 2026, with limited coverage of specific market participants. Some forecasts regarding fiscal impacts remain unverified and subject to future policy changes.

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