INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
data.After briefly surpassing R$5.80 in early trading, the dollar closed nearly unchanged at R$5.7525, down 0.04% for the day
dollar abroad, driven by falling Treasury yields and weak U.S
consumer confidence data.At its peak, the dollar hit R$5.8143, a 1.04% rise, before losing steam as investors sold off at higher levels
By mid-afternoon, it reached a low of R$5.7456
In Brazil, inflation data added complexity to the trading environment.The IBGE reported a 1.23% rise in the IPCA-15 index for February,
However, uncertainty remains about further rate decisions later this year.Dollar Eases After Brief Surge Past R$5.80 Amid U.S
Analysts expect this gap to grow further by mid-2025, supporting demand for the Brazilian currency.Currency Dynamics and Dollar
consumer confidence data and falling Treasury yields signaled risk aversion in international markets, prompting investors to favor safer
bonds while reducing demand for dollars abroad.The Brazilian stock market also influenced currency dynamics on Monday
The Ibovespa index advanced steadily during the day, contrasting with mixed movements in local fixed-income markets, where short-term rates
central bank and monitor global economic signals, traders remain cautious about future currency movements
The interplay between inflation expectations, interest rates, and external pressures will likely shape the dollar-real exchange rate in the
