On Wednesday, the US dollar is experiencing a decline in value, trading at R$ 5.1305, down 0.48% as reported by G1 in Brazil. This comes at a time when the Brazilian stock market, represented by the Ibovespa index, is gearing up for opening. The movement indicates a response to a range of economic factors, both domestic and international, that are affecting currency valuation.

In the United States, President Donald Trump's recent State of the Union address notably avoided mentioning China and focused instead on threats to Iran and the situation surrounding Venezuela's former president Nicolás Maduro. His speech addressed critical economic issues, including inflation and tariffs, and was delivered amid declining approval ratings, raising concerns among his allies about the potential impact on upcoming midterm elections. This political backdrop contributes to the fluctuations in market confidence and investor sentiments.

Additionally, US investors are closely monitoring corporate earnings, particularly the upcoming report from Nvidia, which could signal trends in the artificial intelligence sector—a market currently characterized by uncertainty. Such corporate performance is crucial for assessing broader economic implications and may influence both local and international investor actions in the coming days.