The dollar opened with a fall this Thursday (25), with expectations for the release of activity and inflation data from the United States amid greater caution about the trajectory of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy.
The Central Bank will hold an auction of up to 12 thousand traditional currency swap contracts in this session for the purpose of rolling over the maturity date of July 1, 2024.
What is the dollar exchange rate today?
At 9:17 am, the spot dollar operates with a drop of 0.29%, at R$5.132 when buying and R$5.133 when selling. At B3, the first-month dollar futures contract fell 0.42%, to 5,135 points.
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Commercial dollar
Sale: R$5,133
Purchase: R$5,132
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Maximum: R$ 5,149
Minimum: R$ 5,132
Tourism dollar
Sale: R$5,364
Purchase: R$5,184
The day before, the dollar closed higher, reversing part of the losses recorded in recent sessions, following the advance of the currency abroad and the rise in Treasury rates, on a bond auction day in the USA.
Investors are awaiting the reading of the US gross domestic product (GDP) for the first quarter, scheduled for this Thursday, at 9:30 am, Brasília time. Economists consulted by LSEG expect GDP to be 2.4%. PCE inflation data, the Federal Reserve’s preferred indicator for tracking inflation pressure, will be published tomorrow.
