Dollar Falls to R$ 5.48 and Bolsa Goes up with War in the Middle East and IOF

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The recent escalation of geopolitical tensions, such as the conflict between Israel and Iran, has immediate and long-term repercussions on the global economy and thus on the Peruvian economy. Enrique Castellanos, professor of economics at the University of the Pacific, presented himself in Economics for All by RPP and explained how the interconnection of world economies occurs.Immediate effects on capital marketsProfessor Castellanos explained t…

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The price of the dollar in Peru fell at the beginning of the week, in an international environment marked by the continuity of the conflict between Iran and Israel, but without an aggressive response from the markets.Despite the exchange of missiles between the two powers, investors have maintained a moderate stance, favoring emerging currencies.See more: Ibex 35 vs. S&P 500: the Spanish stock market rises 35% and leaves Wall Street behindThis a…

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At around 2:05 p.m., the US currency left 0.25% in the face of the single European currency. The post The dollar declined despite the continued armed conflict between Israel and Iran appeared first on Les Affaires.

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New York/Gdansk: The dollar retreated in the midst of volatile dealings yesterday on Monday, as investors monitored the conflict between Israel and Iran to see any signs that it might turn into a wider war in the region, preparing for a week of central bank meetings.

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Brent's futures dropped US$84 cents, or 1.13%, to US$73.39 a barrel, while the futures of the US WTI lost US$91 cents, or 1.25%, to US$72.07

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