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Dollar rises to R $ 5.51, with employment data in the USA

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Briefings

Brazilian stock index Ibovespa rose 1.39% to 168,498 points after US employment data showed 165,000 job openings, while the dollar strengthened to R$ 5.51. Lula's government plans to maintain fiscal responsibility during his fourth term. The US Nasdaq fell 5.52% due to AI bubble fears, while the S&P 500 dropped 4.36% and Dow Jones fell 3.44% on the same day.

Key points

• Ibovespa advanced 1.39% to 168,498.45 points following US employment report showing 165,000 job openings.
• US dollar strengthened 0.44% to R$ 5.511, driven by positive employment data and Fed policy expectations.

Context

Brazilian markets reacted to US employment data and political expectations regarding President Lula's fourth term. The US dollar strengthened significantly after the release of employment statistics, while US tech stocks faced volatility from AI bubble concerns.

Limitations

Data reflects Friday (6 November 2026) market movements; US employment figures represent monthly openings rather than annual totals. Some US stock performance details are from a specific trading day and may vary with future market conditions.

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