Dollar Has New High and Closes to R$ 5.44; Coin Shoots 9% in the Post-Election Week – Money Times
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The dollar in sight extended its valuation against the real on Friday, still in an environment of recalcification of Brazilian assets due to the re-election of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT). With the worsening this Friday, the American currency recorded a weekly high of 9.04 per cent, the largest since the week ended on October 24, 2008, when there was the mortgage crisis in the United States. The strong adjustment of the last few day…
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EBCThe Brazilian financial market closed in October under heavy pressure, with a dollar shot and a sharp fall in the stock exchange.
The North American currency closed this Friday (30) rated R$ 5.446, with a height of 1.09%. In the week, it accumulated superior valuation [...]
The dollar closed this Friday (30) at 1.12% high, rated R$ 5.447, in the highest rate recorded this year.... The post Dollar goes to R$ 5.44, highest value of the year; Stock market records worst weekly fall in six years appeared first in Bem Paraná.
The commercial dollar closed this Friday (30) at 1.05% high, quoted at R$ 5.444. In the Brazilian Stock Exchange, the Ibovespa, the main index of the B3, dropped 0.75% and finished the job at 167,921.80 points. The American currency accumulated appreciation throughout the week, while the Stock Exchange recorded the fifth consecutive session of fall. The performance of the [...]
The dollar closed this Friday (30) at 1.05% high, R$ 5.44, pressed by the aversion to risk abroad, with the fall of technology actions in New York, and the uncertainties about the fiscal policy of the government of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) after the re-election. The American currency closed the session [...] The post Exchange: Dollar rises 9,04% in the week, highest since 2008 appeared first in Market Monitor.
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