Dollar Falls and Closes at R$ 5.1566

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On Wednesday, April 1st, the dollar closed at R 5.1566, a 0.43 drop. Simultaneously, Brazil’s main stock exchange index, Ibovespa, advanced 0.26% to reach 187,953 points, driven by increased investor optimism. G1 reports that this optimism stems from signs of a possible reduction in tensions related to the war in the Middle East. The improved outlook followed then-U.S. President Donald Trump’s statement on Tuesday, March 31st, that the conflict with Iran could end within two to three weeks, even without a formal agreement. Trump also stated that the U.S. would soon withdraw from Persian territory. The anticipated reduction in conflict led to a 2.90% decrease in Brent crude oil prices for June delivery, settling at US100.95 around 5 PM (Brasilia time). In related news, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva affirmed that the Brazilian government would strive to prevent increases in diesel prices, which impact food costs. He also reassured citizens that the war in Iran should not harm Brazilians. To this end, the federal government and state authorities have announced a subsidy of R 1.20 per liter for importers, funded equally by the Union and the States.

Exchange Rates Inaccessible for Multiple Currency Pairs on April 3, 2026

On April 3, 2026, exchange rates for AED to CHF, CLP to BAM, COP to NOK, EGP to MUR, GTQ to RSD, INR to UYU, JOD to OMR, KHR to PKR, LBP to SAR, MAD to TWD, PEN to TRY, PHP to TTD, QAR to UAH, RON to VND, RSD to XAF, SCR to XCD, and UYU to ZAR are not available. Disclaimer: This text does not necessarily reflect the opinion of Portal Uai.

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