The dollar started the week at S/ 3.7780, according to a Bloomberg report. This meant a slight rise of 0.05% compared to the previous close on Friday, February 11, in which it reached S/ 3.7760, according to the report of the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP).
The purchase of the dollar in the parallel market is at S/ 3,780. As for the sale, it amounts to S / 3,820. On the other hand, the price of greenback in the Banco de Credito del Peru (BCP) the purchase is listed at S/ 3.7040 and the sale at S/ 3.8840.
Although the current political context is not ideal, specialists consulted by this means agree that the Executive has not set an agenda that worries investors. “At the beginning of this government, the decisions made suggested a rather worrying scenario and generated mistrust that was fueled by a political ideology held by the president’s party,” said Dario Valdizán, director of Buy Side Research at Credicorp Capital Asset Management.
Europe’s STOXX 600 stock index fell 2.5%, and Wall Street futures were down 0.6%, although it was Ukraine’s government bonds that understandably showed the most alarm as they plunged 10 %. The United States said on Sunday that Russia could create a surprise pretext for an attack as it reaffirmed its promise to defend “every inch” of NATO territory, Reuters reported.
Source: Larepublica
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