Economy

Dollar closes below R $ 5 for the first time since May

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Briefings

Brazilian financial markets experienced a significant dollar depreciation to R$ 4.975, marking the lowest closing rate since May 12, 2026. The Ibovespa declined 0.52% to 205,835 points, while the dollar fell 9.37% in 2026. External factors included a weaker US dollar index and oil prices stabilizing near US$ 100. Market volatility was driven by recent political events and fiscal policy expectations.

Key points

• The dollar closed at R$ 4.975, the lowest level since May 12, 2026, representing a 9.37% decline in 2026.
• The Ibovespa declined 0.52% to 205,835 points, remaining above the 200,000 psychological threshold.

Context and limitations

Data reflects market conditions as of October 6, 2026, with forecasts for 2026 inflation and oil prices based on Reuters projections.

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