statementSaid on 2026-11-06
A heavy selloff in technology stocks on Wall Street and in Asian markets, amid fears about the AI sector, is increasing risk aversion and driving demand for the dollar as a safe-haven asset, pressuring emerging currencies such as the real.
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A forte liquidação de ações de tecnologia em Wall Street e nas bolsas asiáticas, em meio aos temores sobre o setor de IA, aumenta a aversão ao risco e estimula a busca pelo dólar como ativo de proteção, pressionando moedas emergentes, como o real.
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