The dollar closed the session of the Tuesday, November 2 with a new rise and was quoted at S / 4,0077, reported the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP), which had to sell US $ 270 million to stabilize the exchange rate market. This represented an appreciation of 0.39% of the safe haven ticket on the close of the day on Friday, October 29 (S / 3,992).
The purchase in the parallel market was located at S / 3.98 and the sale at S / 4.02. As for the price of the interbank dollar, it was located at the purchase of S / 4.01 and the sale of S / 4.019.
This occurs in the midst of the various economic, political and social events that have conditioned the stability of the dollar.
On the morning of November 2, Julio Velarde was sworn in for the fourth time as president of the Central Reserve Bank. One of his first statements has been that protests against Peru’s key mining sector are affecting the “perception of the country in terms of future investments.”
One of them is the discussion of the vote of confidence that will resume this Thursday, November 4, in the midst of the scandal over the actions of the Minister of the Interior, Luis Barranzuela; and the seven conflicts in various regions of the country.
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Globally, the safe haven ticket rose slightly as the US Federal Reserve prepared on Tuesday to kick off its two-day policy meeting in which it was expected to announce the start of phasing out its massive asset purchases. . at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In recent weeks, investors have valued a wave of tightening by central banks, betting that lawmakers are concerned enough about rising inflation to end the easing levels of the era of the pandemic.
With information from Rueters.
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