Dollar in Peru: exchange rate closed the first week of November at S / 4,012

The dollar closed the session of the Friday, November 5 down and was quoted at S / 4.0120, informed the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP), which had to sell US $ 74 million to stabilize the exchange rate market. This represented a decrease of 0.05% of the safe haven ticket on the close of the day on Thursday, November 4 (S / 4.0140).

The purchase in the parallel market was located at S / 4.01 and the sale at S / 4.04. As for the price of the interbank dollar, it was located at the purchase of S / 4.0165 and the sale of S / 4.036.

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

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

The swearing in of Julio Velarde, sworn in for the fourth time as president of the Central Reserve Bank, partially reassured the markets.

The beginning of the dialogue table between the Antamina company and the community members of Aquia (Áncash) this Friday, November 5, in which the head of this portfolio, Gisela Ortiz, together with the Minister of Energy and Mines, Eduardo Gonzáles.

Globally, the dollar reached its highest level in more than a year on Friday after data showed that more jobs were created in the United States than expected in October, providing the US Federal Reserve. more evidence that the economic recovery has regained momentum.

The dollar index, which measures the dollar against a basket of six rivals, rose to 94,634 after the employment report, the strongest since Sept. 25, 2020.

With information from Reuters.

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