At 15h14 (Brasília time) this Tuesday (27th), the commercial dollar registered a decrease of 0.24%, traded at R$ 5.4360. The Ptax fell 0.26%, to R$ 5.4424. The currency continued the losses of the past few days with the market's greatest appetite for international risk in the face of signs of control of the coronavirus with efficacy in social isolation and mass vaccination. Despite the recent worsening of the disease in India, which continues to record a daily record of infections. Expectation also with the first speech by the President of the United States, Joe Biden, in the Congress of the country this afternoon and another meeting of monetary policy of the Federal Reserve (FED). In Brazil, Brazil's Broad Consumer Price Index 15 (IPCA-15) in Brazil slowed to 0.60% in April, compared to 0.93% in March. Attention should also be paid to the installation of the Coronavirus Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (CPI) in the Brazilian Senate to investigate accusations and criticisms of the federal government's performance in tackling the pandemic.
This text was translated by machine from Brazilian Portuguese.