The dollar exchange rate The exchange session on Monday, January 9, 2023, began downwards and was placed at S/3.7919, according to Bloomberg. In this way, it presented a decline of -0.06% compared to Friday’s close, when it stood at S/3.7940, according to the report of the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP).
At 9.15 am the green ticket in the parallel market it was bought at S/3,770 and sold at S/3,820. While the referential exchange rate in the banking market it reached S/3,690 for purchase and S/3,890 for sale at the windows of Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP).
On the other hand, oil prices rose more than 3% during today’s session. This came as China’s decision to reopen its borders boosted demand prospects and overshadowed global recession fears.
Also, this rebound was part of a broader recovery in confidence in risk assets, supported both by the reopening of the world’s largest crude oil importer and by hopes of less aggressive interest rate hikes in the United States, based on in the latest US data, with Asian stocks rising and the dollar weakening.
Source: Larepublica
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