What is the price of currencies in Cuba today? This is how this April 4 dawns the informal market for foreign currencies, the euro and the US dollar, as the most sold on the island and, incidentally, the virtual currency, the MLC. We detail it below.
Instability returned to the Cuban informal market. After a few days of calm, the dollar and the euro resume their climb and reach new historical highs, worsening the family economic crisis.
The US dollar is trading this Thursday at a record price of 340 Cuban pesos, a significant, although stable, increase compared to the previous day. The euro, for its part, has also experienced a significant rise, standing at 345 Cuban pesos. The Freely Convertible Currency, according to the daily study of Toque, remains at 280 Cuban pesos.
This upward trend, which has intensified in recent weeks, generates great uncertainty among the Cuban population. Families are directly affected, since the increase in the price of foreign currency impacts the cost of living and makes access to basic products difficult. But this is how the price of currencies in Cuba goes TODAY.
TODAY price of currencies in Cuba. Cuban banks
The causes of this escalation are complex and respond to various factors, such as the shortage of foreign currency, the demand by Cubans who are looking for how to acquire hard currency in the informal foreign exchange market because the state does not have it or does not sell it.
The current panorama is worrying. The family economy is in a critical situation and the rise of the dollar and the euro only aggravates the crisis. It is expected that the authorities will take measures to stabilize the market and alleviate the impact on the population, but none of that has happened so far.
And in the Cuban banks, how does the price of these currencies appear today in Cuba? According to the Central Bank (BCC) website, the American dollar continues to be bought at 120 Cuban pesos, while the European zone euro is bought this Thursday at 130 Cuban pesos.
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