Dollar today in Brazil: closing rate of September 10

On September 10, foreign exchange markets in South America recorded closing rates for major international currencies against local tenders, according to Dow Jones data. In Brazil, the United States dollar closed at 5.10 Brazilian reals, marking a 0.1 percent decrease from the previous session's rate of 5.11 reals and a weekly decline of 0.08 percent.

Simultaneously, European currency rates were also documented across the region for the same trading date. The euro closed at 5.93 Brazilian reals, representing a 0.38 percent increase compared to the prior day's value of 5.91 reals. In Chile, the euro finished trading at 1,093.21 Chilean pesos, reflecting a 1.3 percent increase over the previous close of 1,079.14 pesos and a 0.72 percent rise over the preceding week.