Dollar price: What is the closing exchange rate for today, Monday, August 1st?

Today, Monday, August 1, the dollar in Peru closed the day with a significant fall.

Next, get to know exchange rate in the interbank market and the sale price in exchange offices and financial institutions.

How much is a dollar worth in Peru today

The Central Reserve Bank (BCR) reported that this afternoon exchange rate in Peru it rose from S$3,922 to S$3,895 at the interbank level.

By the close of today’s session, the price of the dollar in the Peruvian market fell by about 0.70%.

With this fall, BCR calculates that quote US dollar is 2.41% lower than reported at the end of 2021.

The dollar fell globally

According to Reuters, the index dollar it fell about 0.7% globally against other currencies.

This pullback in the US currency came as investors upped their bets that the US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) aggressive monetary policy would push the economy into recession.

“At a time when traditional indicators of a market downturn, such as yield curve spreads, are near their lowest levels in a year, investors have increased bets in recent days that interest rates in USA will peak at the end of 2022,” Reuters notes.

In addition, the agency noted dollar volatility after data showed US manufacturing activity slowed less than expected in July.

At the moment it is indicated that investors are waiting for the publication of the employment report USAwhich will be published this Friday.

Dollar price for buying and selling

The platform, how much is the dollar.pe, reports that money changers they buy the dollar at S/3.87 and sell it at S/3.91 on average.

While in digital exchange offices, a green ticket is bought at about S / 3.88 and sold at about S / 3.91.

Besides, in banks It is estimated that the purchase price of a dollar is between 3.80 and 3.85 shillings, and the selling price is between 3.91 and 3.98 shillings.