Today, Friday, August 12, the dollar in Peru closed the day falling for the third consecutive day.
This afternoon the Central Reserve Bank (BCR) reported that the exchange rate in Peru it went from S/ 3,873 to S/ 3,852 at the interbank level.
At the close of this session the quotation of the greenback presented a considerable drop of more than 0.50% in the Peruvian market.
With this result in the foreign exchange market, the BCR calculates that the exchange rate is 3.48% lower than what was reported at the end of 2021.
Globally, the Archyde.com agency reported the dollar it rebounded on this day, but in the total for the week it showed losses of 0.84%.
This lower value of the dollar was seen due to the fact that the operators compared the improvement of the inflation data of the United States against the comments of officials of the United States Federal Reserve (Fed).
“The figures of inflation This week’s data were lower than expected, boosting riskier assets such as stocks and weakening the dollar as markets interpreted the data as a sign that the Federal Reserve may be less aggressive on interest rate hikes,” the agency said.
Despite the recent decline in inflation In the United States due to lower fuel prices, Fed officials warned that the battle against rising prices was far from over.
Dollar price for buying and selling
The platform, how much is the dollar.pe, reports that money changers they buy the dollar at S/ 3.84 and sell it at S/ 3.88 on average.
While in the digital exchange houses the green ticket is bought at approximately S/ 3.85 and is sold at about S/ 3.87.
Furthermore, in the banks It is estimated that the purchase price of the dollar is between S/ 3.78 and S/ 3.86 and for sale it is between S/ 3.90 and S/ 3.97.