The representative market interest rate (TRM) for next Thursday is $ 3,557.16.
This Thursday, the price of the dollar fell 1.01% and closed at $ 3,525, a figure slightly lower than the current representative market price (TRM), which is $ 3,557.16. It’s worth remembering that the currency has been above the $ 3,500 mark for three weeks.
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In the domestic market, the Colcap index fell -0.94% to 1,361.34 units.
Major European stock markets opened higher after Wednesday’s fall, with investors waiting for the European Commission (EC) growth forecasts and weekly unemployment figures in the United States.
Minutes after opening, Paris, Milan and Madrid were up 0.3% and Frankfurt and London were up 0.1%.
In Asia, with Tokyo and Seoul closed for several holidays, Hong Kong – which has only been running for half a session – has gained 0.45%.
On Wall Street, the Dow Jones rose 0.2% yesterday, setting a new record. In contrast, the S&P 500 fell 0.03% and the Nasdaq 0.25%. Prices have fallen on the oil market. Brent, the benchmark crude in Europe, fell 0.5% to around $ 61.2 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the US benchmark, fell 0.6% before the formal market opened and is approximately $ 58.3 per barrel.
The price of gold, one of the safe havens in times of uncertainty, is rising slightly and is close to US $ 1,843 an ounce.