Dollar has little change with mild exterior and Brazilian GDP data dividing attention

The dollar alternated stability and a slight fall against the real in the first deals this Thursday, following the external weakness of the North American currency amid hopes of a deceleration of the monetary tightening of the Federal Reserve, while, in Brazil, investors digested the data of the Third-quarter GDP weaker than expected.

The fiscal news was still on the radar, but investors expected little news, since the Transition PEC should only be voted on next week and there is no expectation of an announcement by ministers of the new government this week.

At 9:04 am (Brasília time), the spot dollar had a negative variation of 0.01%, at R$ 5.1970 on sale.

On B3, the first-maturity dollar futures contract rose 0.17% to R$5.2225.

On the eve, the US spot currency fell 1.68%, to R$ 5.1996, the lowest closing level since the last day 9 (R$ 5.1845).

This Thursday, starting at 10:25 am, the Central Bank will hold auctions for the sale of foreign currency in conjunction with auctions for the purchase of foreign currency in the interbank exchange market, in which it will accept a maximum of R$ 2 billion.

The authority will also auction up to 16,000 traditional foreign exchange swap contracts for the purpose of rolling over the maturity of January 2, 2023.

Source: CNN Brasil

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