The price of the dollar closed lower and stood at S/ 3.8910 in the operations of Thursday, January 13, its lowest level in 7 months. The greenback started the day at S/ 3.8988, as reported by the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP).
In this way, the currency decreased by 0.15% compared to the closing of the last Wednesday, January 12, when it stood at S / 3.8970. The purchase in the parallel market was located at S/ 3.90 and the sale at S/ 3.94. As for the price of the dollar at the windows of the main banks, it stands at S/ 3.81 for purchase and S/ 3.99 for sale at the Banco de Credito del Peru (BCP).
Likewise, it accumulates a gain of 2.51% against the sun so far in 2022, after closing at S / 3.9910 in 2021.
According to the Reuters agency, the main currencies of Latin America operated disparately on Thursday, amid the fall of the dollar and growing expectations that the Federal Reserve of the United States will begin to raise interest rates as of March.
The US Federal Reserve could start raising interest rates from their current near-zero level in March and may have to raise borrowing costs later this year to help curb inflation, it said on Thursday. Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker.
CAN SEEMincetur: regions achieved more than US$36.7 billion in exports between January and November 2021
This occurs when exports from the interior regions of the country reached the record figure of US$ 36,727 million between January and November 2021. The result is 34% higher than what was recorded in the same period of 2020 and 23% compared to 2019, before the pandemic, according to the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur).
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