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BRL/USD - Brazil Real US Dollar

Real-time Currencies
Symbol
Exchange
Currency
0.2004
+0.0020(+1.01%)
-Closed.
Currency in USD
  • Prev. Close:
    0.2004
  • Bid/Ask:
    0.2004/0.2005
  • Day's Range:
    0.1985 - 0.2008
  • Type:Currency
  • Group:Exotic
  • Base:Brazil Real
  • Second:US Dollar

BRL/USD Overview

Prev. Close
0.2004
Bid
0.2004
Day's Range
0.1985-0.2008
Open
0.1985
Ask
0.2005
52 wk Range
0.1808-0.2132
1-Year Change
-5.15%
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BRL/USD - Brazil Real US Dollar News

BRL/USD - Brazil Real US Dollar Analysis

Technical Summary

Type
5 Min
15 Min
Hourly
Daily
Monthly
Moving AveragesStrong BuyStrong BuyBuyBuyNeutral
Technical IndicatorsSellNeutralStrong BuyStrong SellStrong Buy
SummaryNeutralBuyStrong BuyNeutralBuy

Candlestick Patterns

Pattern
Timeframe
Reliability
Candles Ago
Candle Time
Emerging Patterns
Engulfing Bullish15
Current
Completed Patterns
Engulfing Bearish1D
1May 25, 2023
Morning Doji Star15
4May 26, 2023 03:45PM
Morning Star15
4May 26, 2023 03:45PM
Time
Cur.
Imp.
Event
Actual
Forecast
Previous
Monday, May 29, 2023
07:25
BRL
BCB Focus Market Readout
09:30
BRL
Federal Tax Revenue
171.06B
10:50
USD
Dallas Fed PCE (Apr)
3.40%
13:00
BRL
CAGED Net Payroll Jobs (Apr)
195.17K

Central Banks

Central Bank of Brazil(BCB)
Current Rate13.75%
ChairmanRoberto Campos Neto
Federal Reserve(FED)
Current Rate5.25%
ChairmanJerome H. Powell

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    • It's a bit oversold at this point, buy PBR if you think it's going up
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      • traderaz.com Melhor site ! Triste fim para o BRL/USD
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        • How should I interpret this STRONG SELL data? Should I exchange BRL to USD, because BRL tendency is to lose value? Or is it the other way around?
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          • @victor did you find out the answer for question? I am wondering the same. Thanks!
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          • Victor, did you find out the answer for question? I am wondering the same. Thanks!
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          • BRL and USD are at war to decide which stinks the most. BOVESPA and DXY both are taking a hit. In the US, it has to do with the CPI data, so the markets are rallying. Whenever markets rally, DXY falters. In Brazil, BOVESPA soon to lose 100k, and nobody can call a bottom. BRL is about to become toilet paper.
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        • How should I interpret this strong sell data? Should I sell BRL, because the tendency is for BRL to lose value? or is it the other way around?
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          • Hi, can someone recommend me a platform for USD/BRL or EUR/BRL trading?
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          • any thoughts UP ro DOWN on monday? I think up, because of USD getting weaker and despite the news comming out of Brazil.
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            • i think up...and than down...:-)
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          • Looking back, the USDBRL gained 1.398 or 53.15 percent during the last 12 months from 2.63 in January of 2015. Historically, the Brazilian Real reached an all time high of 4.18 in September of 2015 and a record low of 0.01 in January of 1993
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