Dollar opens higher with S / 3.8615 after the first presentation of the Valer cabinet

The dollar opened higher this Thursday, February 3, and is trading at S/ 3.8615, according to information from the Bloomberg portal. Thus, there was a slight increase of 0.09% of the greenback compared to the close of February 2 (S/ 3.8580).

Yesterday, in the midst of serious questions about allegations of aggression and violence that the new Prime Minister Héctor Valer has to his credit, a press conference was called, although he did not appear. In his place was the defense minister, José Walter Gavidia, who excused Valer by pointing out that he was in a meeting about the oil spill in Ventanilla.

In the Ministry of Economy and Finance, now led by Oscar Graham, it is expected that the pending agenda regarding the reform of the pension and tax system will be resumed.

Meanwhile in the international market it is reported that despite the rough start of the dollar this has not deterred investors so it is expected that the greenback will soon recover its upward march driven by an aggressive Federal Reserve and the increase in yields. real, according to a Reuters report.

Source: Larepublica

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