Exchange rate: dollar begins to rise at S / 3.7060 this Monday, August 14

Exchange rate: dollar begins to rise at S / 3.7060 this Monday, August 14

The exchange rate of the dollar The day on Monday, August 14, began rising and was located around S/3.7060, according to preliminary data from the Bloomberg international currency listing portal.

On the previous date on Friday, the US currency had started its run at S/3.6715 and then progressed to S/3.6860, according to the official marker of the Central Reserve Bank (BCRP).

This occurs while the reference price of copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME), at a 5-week low, was trading almost unchanged at US$8,291 a tonne, after having previously touched US$8,251, its lowest since May 7. July, according to Reuters.

In addition, the latest report from Goldman Sachs reveals a moderate bias on the US Federal Reserve (Fed), as it expects top rates to be around 3% and 3.25% in the analysis published during weekend.

In recent hours, China’s State Council also published guidelines to “further optimize the foreign investment environment” and “intensify efforts to attract foreign investment”, at a time when the recovery of its economy seems to have slowed down.

Finally, it was learned that transactions in yuan are already a reality for Bolivia, which between May and July of this year carried out financial operations for 278 million in the Chinese currency, which represents 10% of its foreign trade.

Source: Larepublica

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