INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
On Tuesday, November 12, the Brazilian real experienced a slight depreciation against the U.S
dollar, which closed at R$ 5.7714, marking an increase of 0.03%
strengthening of the currency against a basket of six global currencies, as indicated by the DXY index
This index surpassed 106 points for the first time since July, closing at 106.027, up by 0.48%.Market participants are closely monitoring
inflation with its target, which is crucial for maintaining credibility in economic policy.Dollar Shows Slight Increase, Closing at R$ 5.77
Amid Copom Minutes and Global Trends
conditions worsen or inflation expectations rise significantly, a more aggressive approach to rate hikes may be required.Internationally,
dollar remains strong against both developed and emerging market currencies
However, it also highlights ongoing uncertainties in both domestic and global economic environments.
