Dollar in Peru: exchange rate remains at S / 4,014 at the opening of November 5

The dollar opened slightly lower this Friday, November 5, and it was trading at S / 4.0136, as reported by the Bloomberg portal at 09:05 am The day before, the currency had closed at S / 4.0140, according to information from the Central Reserve Bank (BCRP).

Thus, the greenback fell a slight 0.01% compared to the price of Tuesday, November 2. However, at 9:15 am, the dollar price reached S / 4.0145.

In the interbank market, the safe haven currency was offered at S / 4.0149 to buy and S / 4.023 to sell. For its part, the parallel market bought the greenback at S / 4.00 and sold it at S / 4.03.

This occurs in the midst of the various economic, political and social events that have conditioned the stability of the dollar.

The inauguration at the beginning of the week of Julio Velarde was sworn in for the fourth time as president of the Central Reserve Bank.

As well as the suspension of the protest of the Aquia community members in the Antamina mining corridor and the start of the dialogue table between the company and the community members this Friday.

In addition, the vote on the investiture request that was finally granted to the cabinet of Mirtha Vásquez on the night of Thursday, November 4.

In the international market, the American dollar It hit a high of more than a year after data showed the United States created more jobs than expected in October, bringing the country closer to full employment, one of the Federal Reserve’s conditions for raising interest rates.

The dollar index rose to 94,634 after the employment report, its highest level since Sept. 25, 2020.

The dollar, which has strengthened about 1% in the last fortnight, rose 0.22% to 94.534 in early trading at the start of the weekend.

With information from Reuters.

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