US Dollar to the Brazilian Real for the last 10 days
Nov 04
Nov 05
Nov 06
Nov 07
Nov 08
Nov 09
Nov 10
Nov 11
Nov 12
Nov 13
1 USD =
4.0123
Inverse: 0.2492
3.9936
Inverse: 0.2504
4.0838
Inverse: 0.2449
4.1010
Inverse: 0.2438
4.1633
Inverse: 0.2402
4.1633
Inverse: 0.2402
4.1634
Inverse: 0.2402
4.1528
Inverse: 0.2408
4.1692
Inverse: 0.2399
4.1701
Inverse: 0.2398
US Dollar to the Brazilian Real for the last 10 months
Jan 13
Feb 13
Mar 16
Apr 16
May 17
Jun 17
Jul 18
Aug 18
Sep 18
Oct 19
1 USD =
3.7115
Inverse: 0.2694
3.7544
Inverse: 0.2664
3.8138
Inverse: 0.2622
3.9053
Inverse: 0.2561
4.0989
Inverse: 0.2440
3.8885
Inverse: 0.2572
3.7189
Inverse: 0.2689
4.0070
Inverse: 0.2496
4.1109
Inverse: 0.2433
4.1131
Inverse: 0.2431
US Dollar to the Brazilian Real for the last 10 years
Nov 2009
Nov 2010
Nov 2011
Nov 2012
Nov 2013
Nov 2014
Nov 2015
Nov 2016
Nov 2017
Nov 2018
1 USD =
1.7329
Inverse: 0.5771
1.7209
Inverse: 0.5811
1.7490
Inverse: 0.5718
2.0470
Inverse: 0.4885
2.3300
Inverse: 0.4292
2.5636
Inverse: 0.3901
3.7661
Inverse: 0.2655
3.3721
Inverse: 0.2965
3.2772
Inverse: 0.3051
3.7309
Inverse: 0.2680
Forecast rates for USD to BRL
Month
$1 USD =
December, 2019
R$4.12
January, 2020
R$4.12
February, 2020
R$4.11
March, 2020
R$4.10
April, 2020
R$4.10
May, 2020
R$4.09
June, 2020
R$4.08
July, 2020
R$4.08
August, 2020
R$4.07
Rate prediction methodology and disclaimer
Forecast rates are our best estimate of average exchange rates over the next 11 months.
We base these rates on an analysis of current and historical Wall Street prices of related
financial instruments and historical exchange rates for this currency pair.
If details are missing, it means that we didn’t have sufficient data to make a forecast.
These rates are educated expectations only, not financial advice. Talk with a professional
before any important financial decision.
Today’s market rate for common transfer amounts USD to BRL
US Dollars (USD)
Brazilian Real (BRL)
$1
0
$100
0
$500
0
$1000
0
$1500
0
$2500
0
$5000
0
How does the US dollar trade against the Brazilian real historically?
When the Brazilian real was introduced in July 1994, it roughly maintained parity with the US dollar. But it’s since undergone a devaluation of more than 20% due to economic crises and insufficient currency inflows.
What affects USD > BRL exchange rates?
Exports from Japan and China
Both countries buy dollars to stabilize their currencies. This helps them create cheaper exports, which in turn makes their exports more attractive to world buyers.
The policies of the Federal Reserve
When the Fed stops distributing dollars (as just one example), it restricts the money supply. Hence, demand goes up.
US interest rates
Brazilian real is sensitive to changes in US interest rates that affect how foreign investments in emerging markets.
Policy changes in Asian countries
Brazil extensively trades with Asian countries like China, which means that its currency is affected by commercial policy changes in those countries.
US Dollar
The US dollar is the most traded currency in the world. The world’s unofficial reserve currency, it can be found in most major currency pairs. In forex, it’s an important benchmark and target rate for countries that fix or peg their currencies against its value. It is also used as the standard currency for oil, precious metals and other commodities.
Currency:
US Dollar
Currency Symbol:
$
Sub unit:
cents
Sub unit symbol:
c
Bank notes:
$1, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100
Coins:
1c, 5c, 10c, 25c, 50c
Brazilian Real
The Brazilian real is the official currency of Brazil, the largest economy in South America. The currency was introduced in 1994 to stabilize the economy after growing inflation.
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