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US dollar down 4.31% vs. the Brazilian real

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USD/BRL — recent trend

The US dollar fell 4.31% against the Brazilian real on 2026-10-27 (USD/BRL now 5.3474).

USD/BRL, 27 Oct 2026

5.3474

Recent readings

DateReadingChange since
Now (Oct 27)5.3474—
1 day ago5.5884▼ -4.3%
1 week ago5.0235▲ +6.4%
1 month ago5.1821▲ +3.2%
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