Convert US Dollars to Brazilian Reais at the latest rate
The Brazilian Real (BRL) is the official currency of Brazil, Latin America's largest economy. The USD/BRL rate is influenced by Brazil's commodity exports (soybeans, iron ore, oil), Central Bank of Brazil interest rate decisions, and political stability.
Brazil has some of the highest real interest rates in the world, which can attract foreign capital and influence the real's value against the dollar.
The Real (plural: Reais) is Brazil's currency, introduced in 1994 as part of the Plano Real economic stabilization program. It replaced the cruzeiro.
The rate fluctuates daily. In recent years, 1 USD has been worth approximately 4.8-5.5 BRL. Check the converter for today's rate.
The real is sensitive to global commodity prices, political developments in Brazil, and emerging market risk sentiment. Brazil's high interest rates also attract speculative capital flows.
