The exchange rate of the dollar closed higher this Wednesday June 24 and was located at S / 3.6920, according to the official dashboard of the Central Reserve Bank (BCRP).
The day before, the North American currency ended at S/3.6880 and then progressed to S/3.6870 this morning. With this, the dollar closes the gap with the Peruvian sol, one of the strongest currencies in the region, and projects a progress of 1.08%.
Allisson Pérez, Foreign Exchange trader at Renta4 SAB, explained that the offer came from corporations, while the demand came from non-residents. US$272 million was negotiated in the market at an average price of S/3.6864. The dollar had a minimum price of S/3.6770 and a maximum price of S/3.6930.
Today, there were also maturities of Sale Exchange Swaps for S/200 million, which were renewed for the same amount to 6 months.
Latin American currencies operate mixed and the Dollar Index trading at 103.81.
“At a global level, investors are aware of the minutes of the FED meeting, which would give clues at their next meeting on US monetary policy,” said the expert.
Likewise, the talks on the debt ceiling between the US president, Joe Biden, and the leader of the House of Representatives, Kevin McCarthy, continue. On the other hand, the euro falls, due to the lack of business confidence in Germany that was revealed in May.
Source: Larepublica
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