The price of the dollar opened the exchange session on Wednesday, March 2, and stood at S/ 3.7878, according to information from Bloomberg. This is a slight decrease of -0.06% compared to the close of last Tuesday when it was quoted at S/ 3.7900, according to the report of the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP).
For its part, the purchase of the dollar in the parallel market is at S/ 3,760 and the sale amounts to S/ 3.80. While the price of the green ticket in the main banks of the country is quoted at S/ 3,710, the purchase and sale at S/ 3,865 in the Credit Bank (BCP).
This occurs one week after the start of Russia’s bombing of Ukraine and in the midst of the tightening of sanctions on the Soviet country. Thus, the financial markets remain volatile, awaiting events.
For his part, the head of the United States Federal Reserve (FED) reported this morning that in two weeks they could raise the reference rates, and announced that due to the effects of the war in Ukraine they could raise them even more than they had anticipated. initially.
Source: Larepublica
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