The exchange rate is currently at S / 3.9524, according to the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP). In addition, the dollar closed yesterday, Wednesday October 20, with a slight fall and stood at S / 3.9460, compared to the close of the day before, when it stood at S / 3.9480. This variation occurs in the midst of a new acceptance rate towards Pedro Castillo: in September, 42% at the national level supported his management as head of state, while the October poll shows a decrease in popularity to 40% of those surveyed, according to the survey carried out by the pollster date for El Comercio.
On the other hand, the Minister of Economy and Finance, Pedro Francke, recalled that those affiliates who wish to apply for the S / 250 pension, aimed at those who made contributions between 10 and less than 15 years, may credit up to two years through a sworn declaration. Meanwhile, if an affiliate wishes to access the pension of S / 350, which reaches those who contributed from 15 to less than 20 years, they will be recognized up to four years of contributions if they present an affidavit with a document that proves the link labor.
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Live: Price of the dollar in Peru today, Thursday, October 21
Price of the dollar closes at S /. 3,952
The dollar closed the day today, Thursday, October 21, slightly higher and was quoted at S / 3,952, according to information on exchange and mental markets from the Central Reserve Bank of Peru. Photo: BCR
BCR invests to leave the dollar at S / 3,952
The Central Reserve Bank (BCRP) sold US $ 1 million at an average exchange rate of S / 3,955 per dollar to mitigate the volatility of the American currency.
The beverage sector was the one that grew the most during the second quarter of 2021
According to a Kantar WorldPanel division report, the beverage basket grew 25% in value during the second quarter of 2021. With this, it became the basket with the highest growth and the second that contributed the most to the development of consumption in said period.
“In the short term, in the second quarter we see that the beer category has a 90% growth in value. This is because last year we were all in lockdown and there were no social gatherings. Now that these meetings have returned, consumption has been reactivated, especially of individual formats, because people are being careful in matters such as sharing glasses ”, explained Leslie Huamán, account director of Kantar WorldPanel division.
The dollar is trading at S / 3.9515, according to Bloomberg
The dollar opened slightly higher today, Thursday, October 21, and It was quoted at S / 3.95, as reported by the Bloomberg portal at 09:25 am. So far the dollar remains fixed at S / 3.9515 as the stipulated price. The day before, the currency had closed at S / 3,946, according to information from the Central Reserve Bank (BCRP).
This occurs after Prime Minister Mirtha Vásquez announced that she will file an unconstitutionality action against a law passed in Congress that limits the question of trust. This norm was published today in the newspaper El Peruano, so everything will remain in the hands of the Constitutional Court.
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The president of the National Chamber of Tourism (Canatur), Carlos Canales, assured that in a joint effort with the Executive an emergency decree is being prepared to extend the perfect suspension of work until May 2022. “We are working on an emergency decree with ministers (Pedro) Francke (MEF), (Roberto) Sánchez (Mincetur) and (Betssy) Chávez (MTPE) to extend the perfect suspension of work for an additional eight months. That is, May 2022 ″, assured the leader of Canatur before the Foreign Trade and Tourism Commission of the Congress of the Republic.
What is the exchange rate?
To change a currency we use the exchange rate which is the price of the currency of one country (currency) in terms of another. It is also known as the exchange rate in other countries.
Why is the exchange rate important?
The exchange rate or exchange rate is important because it helps us to know how many units of national currency must be paid to obtain a foreign currency. For example, in Peru, to obtain a dollar, three soles and a little more must be given.
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