Today, Tuesday, January 25, the dollar closed the exchange session resuming its downward trend.
On this day the exchange rate in Peru it went from S/ 3,849 to S/ 3,848 at the interbank level, informed the Central Reserve Bank (BCR).
The slight drop reported in the peruvian market was 0.02%, with which it is calculated that so far in 2022 the greenback has fallen 3.58%.
This decline in the price of the dollar It came despite the initial trend of the exchange session, with which the currency rose as much as 0.10% in the morning.
Globally, the Archyde.com agency reported that the dollar rose due to the greater aversion to risk assets due to the tension between Russia and Ukraine.
International markets were also awaiting the outcome of the policy meeting of the United States Federal Reserve (Fed) that unfolds this week.
“While the geopolitical situation is giving the markets something to worry about, the main issue remains the path of the Federal Reserve’s monetary tightening,” CI Bank said in a report.
Investors show expectations that the Fed will tighten its monetary politics and finalize its plans to raise interest rates in March to deal with persistently high inflation.
Dollar price for buying and selling
The platform, how much is the dollar.pe, indicates that in the parallel market the dollar the dollar is bought at S/ 3.83 and it is sold at approximately S/ 3.87.
While in digital exchange houses the green ticket it is bought at S/ 3.84 and it is sold at S/ 3.86 on average.