São Paulo, Brazil - November 27, 2024 This Thursday, the financial news did not have as its usual epicenter the New York markets, given the holiday in the US for the celebration of Thanksgiving. However, the rest of the markets maintained activity and most of the currencies in the region exhibited losses against the dollar, with the exception of the Mexican peso, which recorded a significant rebound, in a day with low business volume due to the lack of the North American reference. The devaluation of the Brazilian real stood out, which fell 1% this afternoon, to a record of 6 reals per dollar. The Brazilian currency increased its losses on Wednesday, due to market skepticism before the announcement of a cut in public spending.