The price of the dollar in Peru today, Thursday, November 11, starts at S / 4.0267, according to the Bloomberg portal. In the parallel market, the greenback is located at S / 4,010 for the purchase and S / 4,040 for the sale; while for the National Superintendency of Tax Administration (Sunat), the North American currency has a value of S / 4,021 for the purchase and S / 4,025 for the sale.
On the previous day, on Wednesday, November 10, the dollar closed with a price of S / 4.0270, according to the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP). This figure was higher than the opening figure, when it marked S / 4.0230. Banco de la Nación, on the other hand, quoted the price of the dollar at S / 3,900 for purchase and S / 4,0600 for sale.
Similarly, at the political level, President Pedro Castillo made his balance sheet for the 100 days of his Government, in the city of Ayacucho. Among the main issues he discussed was the second agrarian reform, gas overcrowding, and the return to face-to-face classes.
Likewise, at the economic level, the president indicated that a High Level Commission has been formed that will dialogue directly with companies that owe the State. As he pointed out in his speech, this would take place in order to initiate “a process of direct dialogue with the companies to collect these debts that for decades have not been canceled.” Along these lines, he also assured that his Government will raise the current minimum wage: “As of December, no formal worker will earn less than 1,000 soles per month until the minimum wage increases,” he said in Ayacucho during his speech for his first 100 days in office.
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