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Today, Tuesday, July 19, dollar to peru closed the day of falling for the second day in a row.
Next, find out the exchange rate on the interbank market and the sale price at exchange offices and financial institutions.
How much is a dollar worth in Peru today
Today Central Reserve Bank (BCR) reported that the exchange rate in Peru rose from S$3,891 to S$3,875 at the interbank level.
By the close of the exchange session, the price of the dollar in the Peruvian market fell by about 0.40%.
With this result, BCR indicates that the price of the dollar is still 2.91% lower than it was recorded at the end of 2021.
“During the day, 173 million US dollars were sold at an average price of S/3.8704.supply came from corporations and demand came from offshore,” said Asvim Asensios, currency trader at Renta4 SAB.
Dollar price for buying and selling
According to the dollar.ne platform, money changers buy dollars at S/3.85 and sell them at S/3.89 on average.
While in digital exchange offices, a green ticket is bought at about S / 3.88 and sold at about S / 3.91.
In addition, banks have calculated that the purchase price of a dollar is between SGD 3.40 and 3.87, and the selling price is between SGD 3.87 and 3.89.
Why did the dollar fall?
Yesterday, the dollar closed the stock exchange session with a decline, today is the second day in a row. As Reuters reported yesterday, the dollar has seen a decline in the last day after several US Federal Reserve (Fed) officials indicated that they are not in favor of accelerating the pace of interest rate hikes.
In spite of, Globally, the dollar hit a two-year high in the last weekat the start of the week, it was taken into account that Fed officials indicated that the interest rate hike to be made at the end of the month would be only 75 basis points, and not higher as expected.
With this dollar retreat lower risk aversionwhich suggests greater demand for currencies such as Latin American currencies or the euro, which hit a one-week high.
Source: RPP
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