The dollar fell for the eighth session in a row against the real this Friday (25), on its way to registering its fourth consecutive weekly devaluation – and the tenth in the year – amid the constant flow of foreign investment to Brazil, which offers a interest rate.
At 9:10 am (GMT), the spot dollar retreated 0.25%, to R$ 4.8189 on sale.
On B3, at 9:10 am (GMT), the dollar futures contract of the first month fell 0.23%, to R$ 4.8255.
The spot dollar closed Thursday (24) down 0.28%, at R$4.8311 on sale, a new low since March 13, 2020 (R$4.8128).
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