During this Friday, the U.S. dollar experienced modest gains, concluding a trading session with a rise of 0.29%, reaching R$ 5.157. This increase, marking a continuation of the previous day’s notable surge, reflects broader market dynamics. These dynamics are influenced by anticipatory shifts in monetary policy from major central banks such as the U.S. Federal […]
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