Learn more about the price of the dollar in Peru today, Wednesday, November 3, for the purchase and sale in the parallel market. In the last day of the Central Reserve Bank of Peru, the economic entity reported that the currency closed at S / 4,009. Compared to the close on Friday, the US currency registered a rise of 0.43%.
Thus, last Tuesday the greenback reached its highest level in almost a month despite the fact that the BCRP sold US $ 270 million. The intervention of the economic entity was not enough amid the concerns generated by political uncertainty, protests against the miners and the vote of confidence for the Cabinet chaired by Mirtha Vásquez.
Similarly, the president of the Judiciary, Elvia Barrios, took the oath of the ratified president of the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP), Julio Velarde for the period 2021-2026. Likewise, Roxana Barrantes Cáceres, José Ignacio Távara Martín and Germán Alarco Tosoni were sworn in, who were appointed as members of the BCRP board of directors by the government; in a ceremony where the Minister of Economy, Pedro Francke, was also present.
Live: Price of the dollar LIVE: exchange rate today, Wednesday, November 3 for buying and selling
Price of the dollar in the parallel market of S / 3,980 for the purchase and S / 4,030 for the sale
The dollar in Peru today, Wednesday, November 3, is quoted in the parallel market at S / 3,980 the purchase and S / 4,030 the sale. Likewise, entities such as Sunat handle values of S / 4,007 for the purchase and S / 4,012 for the sale. For this price, it must be taken into account that on the last day of November 2, the North American currency closed higher at S / 4,009, as reported by the Central Reserve Bank (BCR).
What is the exchange rate?
We use the exchange rate, which is the price of one country’s currency (currency) in terms of another, to change a currency. It is also known as the exchange rate in other countries.
Why is the exchange rate important?
Knowing the exchange rate or exchange rate helps us to know how many units of national currency must be paid to obtain a foreign currency. For example, in Peru, to obtain one dollar, approximately three and ninety soles must be delivered.
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