by José de Castro
SAO PAULO (Reuters) – The dollar closed slightly lower and close to the lows of the day this Friday, with sales in the final stretch of the session stimulated by the continuity of a profit-taking movement in the North American currency, which accumulated in the week the biggest decline in more than two months.
The dollar in sight fell 0.29% this Friday, to 5.5125 reais on sale, the lowest level since November 16 last year (5.4999 reais).
During the trading session, the currency fluctuated between a high of 0.46%, at 5.5541 reais, and a fall of 0.35%, at 5.5090 reais.
This Friday’s retreat was the fourth in a row, a period in which the dollar lost 2.82%. The currency has not fallen for four consecutive sessions since August last year.
In the week, the dollar accumulated a devaluation of 2.12%, the strongest since the 2.12% drop recorded in the week ended November 5, 2021.
In 2022 so far, the dollar is down 1.09%.
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