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Dollar up 2.5 Percent in September While Brazilian Real Stands as World’s Worst Currency in 2020

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RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – With the fiscal issue increasing the tension among investors in Brazil, the trade dollar has closed September up 2.46 percent against the Real, quoted at R$5.6150 on purchase and R$5.6160 on sale. In addition to the

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