The price of the dollar closed higher on Thursday, February 24, and stood at S/ 3.8010, according to the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP). In this way, the greenback advanced 1.6% in relation to the closing of the day before when it reached S / 3.7410.
In the parallel market, the refuge currency is quoted at S/ 3,770 for purchase and S/ 3,830 for sale. For its part, in the interbank market it is located at S / 3,786 the purchase and S / 3,810 the sale in the Credit Bank (BCP), according to the portal How much is the dollar.
In today’s session, the BCRP placed currency repos (regular) for a term of 2 weeks for S/ 400 million with an average rate of 4.21%. During the day, there was demand from corporations and supply from the AFPS, which made its lowest level of the day at a price of S/ 3.78.
The dollar’s rebound comes amid the crisis in Eastern Europe due to the confrontation between Russia and Ukraine. In the morning, the director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva, warned that the war in Ukraine will have repercussions on the world economic recovery.
Likewise, Russian President Vladimir Putin indicated that if someone tries to interfere or confront them, there will be an immediate response from his military force, which would bring consequences never seen before.
Source: Larepublica
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