The price of the dollar in Peru today, Tuesday, March 1, stands at S/ 3.7810, according to the Bloomberg portal. At parallel market, the green ticket can be obtained at S/ 3,745 for the purchase and S/ 3,790 for the sale. The previous session, on Monday, February 28, the US currency closed higher with S/ 3.7820, reported the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP), which rose 1.18% at the end of the month.
The BCRP participated in the market with direct spot sales of 70 million dollars at an average exchange rate of S/ 3.7814 per unit. Likewise, it placed S/ 600 million of foreign exchange swaps for sale at an average rate of 0.00%. The Lima Stock Exchange (BVL) ended last day lower, with 9 indicators in red and 7 in green, driven by the mining and services sectors.
The world debate on energy security was reopened this week due to the consequences in oil and gas costs, amid the war between russia and ukraine. “Countries have to see how to protect themselves against this variation through wind, solar energy sources, etc. In this context, Peru has an ‘energy security passport’ with natural gas, which replaces oil in many of its definitions”, said Humberto Campodónico, a specialist in energy issues.
Peruvian millennials, people born between 1980 and 1996, invested an average of $58,000 in foreign stock markets at the end of 2021. This was explained by José Raunelli, Investment Manager at Auryn Holdings SAC. The NYSE It is one of the preferred by these young people, who trusted the stock market before traditional banking.
Source: Larepublica
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