On October 5, the U.S. dollar closed at R$ 5.17, hitting its highest mark since March 27. In contrast, the Brazilian stock market fell by 0.28%, touching a four-month low. The dollar started steady but jumped after U.S. markets opened. At its peak, the currency hit R$ 5.19 around noon. Even so, the dollar has […]
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