He dollar price It closed lower on Friday, September 29 and stood at S/3.7850, which means a drop of 0.45% compared to Thursday’s close when it reached S/3.8020, according to the Central Bank of Reserve of Peru (BCRP). So far this year, the currency has accumulated a variation of -0.58%.
At 2.00 pm the foreign currency in the parallel market It was quoted at S/3,770 for the purchase and S/ 3,800 for the sale. While in the banking market The purchase amounted to S/3.7640 and the sale amounted to S/3.8050 at the counters of the Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP).
At the local level, according to Asvim Asencios, a trader at Divisas de Renta4 SAB, during the day there was great supply from corporations, taking the dollar to a minimum price of S/3.783, and to a maximum of S/3.80. US$575 million were traded in the market at an average price of S/3.7926.
Internationally, according to the Reuters agency, the dollar fell to its 10-month highs. However, it is still on track for its biggest quarterly profit in a year. This would give the yen—Japan’s currency—some breathing room as vigilance over possible government intervention intensifies.
In addition, data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) published this Friday showed that the participation of the greenback in global foreign exchange reserves, reported to the IMF, was 58.9% in the second quarter, unchanged from the first three months. from 2023.
Source: Larepublica
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