Exchange rate: dollar starts rising above S/3.7709 this Friday, December 15

Exchange rate: dollar starts rising above S/3.7709 this Friday, December 15

The day before, the World Bank (WB) predicted that the Chinese economy, Peru’s main trading partner, will close 2023 with a growth of 5.2%, which represents a downward adjustment of its previous forecast.

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The dollar exchange rate began rising this Friday, December 15, and was around S/3.7709, according to preliminary data from the Bloomberg international currency exchange portal.

The day before, the greenback had started its career at S/3.7525 and then progressed to the official closing of S/3.7650 marked by the Central Reserve Bank (BCRP).

At the local level, the Peruvian Government published the regulations that begin the return of Fonavi contributions. In the next few hours, the Ad Hoc Commission will develop the procedures to facilitate the payment of social debt to older adults.

47% of Peruvians consider it impossible or unlikely to invest in the next six months given the adversities that weigh down the country, according to the latest Investor Mood Index report carried out by Tyba by Credicorp Capital.

Internationally, inflation in the United States continues to moderate and according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (B.L.S.), for November it registered a rate of 3.1%, which represents one tenth below October.

For its part, the World Bank (WB) predicted that the Chinese economy will close 2023 with a growth of 5.2%, which represents a downward adjustment of its previous prediction, made last June and which placed the advance of the product Chinese gross domestic product this year by 5.6%.

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