The currency closed its price lower on Tuesday, a day when it opened just over $ 6 above the TRM set by the Superfinancial today.
The dollar ended the day on Tuesday with losses, registering a drop of $ 30, bringing the price to $ 3,474.50 at the end of negotiations in Colombia (down 0.87%).
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In turn, European exchanges closed this Tuesday with mixed results following progress in ratifying the Brexit deal and after maximum prices were hit by the New York and Frankfurt stock exchanges the day before.
London is up 1.55%, Paris is up 0.42% and Madrid is down 0.24%, while Frankfurt is down 0.21% and Milan is down 0.13%.
The Eurostoxx50 index of the 50 companies with the largest capitalization is up 0.17%.
Markets particularly welcomed the progress in Wednesday’s signing of the treaty between the European Union and the United Kingdom on the trade and cooperation agreement that will regulate the relationship between them, although the increases were later weakened and in some cases squares the closure was down.
In the United States, the Democratic majority in the House of Representatives on Monday approved an increase from $ 600 to $ 2,000 in direct deposits that Americans will receive, something several Republicans opposed despite the outgoing president, Donald Trump, demanded that elevation.
Wall Street opened in green after this news, but the main indicator, the Dow Jones Industrials, then fell 0.03% and the Nasdaq composite index, which brings together the major tech companies, fell 0.34% after the highs marked the day before.
The selective S&P 500 traded flat with a gain of 0.03% as the European markets closed.
The Texas Intermediate Oil Price (WTI) rose 0.76% to US $ 47.98 a barrel, encouraged by the prospect that the new economic stimulus plan in the United States will boost demand in the energy market and Brent crude increased 0.55% to $ 51.14.