Dollar Falls to R$ 5.14

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On Monday, June 6th, the dollar closed at R 5.1464, a 0.25 drop to its lowest value since February 28th, the start of the Middle East conflict. Concurrently, Brazil’s Ibovespa stock index increased by 0.06%, reaching 188,162 points. The conflict between the United States and Iran remained a key focus for investors. Although both countries denied a ceasefire mediated by Pakistan, markets responded positively to the expectation that the war would not escalate quickly. Amid the stalemate, Iran proposed suspending the conflict, but U.S. President Donald Trump deemed the plan insufficient. Iran rejected Pakistan’s proposal because it called for a definitive end to the conflict rather than a temporary truce, which Tehran believed would allow adversaries to reorganize and launch new attacks. In an interview that afternoon, President Trump stated that the U.S. could subdue all of Iran in a single night. He further warned that if no agreement was reached, all bridges and energy plants in Iran would be decimated by midnight on Tuesday. Commodity prices rose around 17:00 amid uncertainty over the conflict and oil flow. Brent crude was up 0.12 to $109.14 per barrel, while WTI crude rose 0.30 to $111.88.

Dollar-Driven Inflation Projections Rise in Brazil (2026 IPCA at 4.36)

According to a G1 report, the Focus report in Brazil indicated a further upward revision in inflation projections. The median IPCA for 2026 rose to 4.36, marking the fourth consecutive increase in estimates by economists consulted by the Central Bank.

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