The Brazilian real closed at R$ 5.73 against the U.S. dollar, reflecting a 0.43% increase as traders reacted to upcoming tariffs proposed by the U.S. government. The Ibovespa index also saw gains, closing at 133,148 points, marking a 0.47% rise. This increase in the stock index was primarily driven by strong performances from major companies such as Petrobras and Vale. Investors are closely monitoring the implications of the tariffs, which have created uncertainty in the market. In recent trading sessions, the dollar fluctuated between R$ 5.70 and R$ 5.75, with the latest close indicating a trend of appreciation against the Brazilian currency. The market's focus remains on external economic factors, including inflation data and U.S. policy announcements.