The exchange rate starts down on Monday, January 10, and stands at S / 3.9270 at 09:00 am, thus depreciating by 0.10% compared to the close of last Friday, January 7 when it stood at S / 3.9310 according to the report of the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP).
The purchase of the dollar in the parallel market is at S / 3,900. As for the sale, it amounts to S / 3,960. Likewise, the price of the greenback in the main banks of the country is quoted at S / 3,912, the purchase and sale at S / 3,962, according to the portal Cualcuestaeldolar.
This happens after Peru has exceeded 10,000 daily infections at the beginning of the third wave, thus reaching its maximum peak of cases during the entire pandemic.
At the international level, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) asked emerging economies to prepare for the rise in interest rates that the United States would carry out, as it warned that faster cycles than the Fed projected could shake financial markets and cause an outflow of capital and a depreciation of currencies.
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