check the updated dollar price in Peru today, Saturday March 5, for the purchase and sale in the parallel market and the main banks of the country. The green ticket starts today with a price of S / 3.7567, according to the Bloomberg portal. The previous day, on Friday, March 4, the exchange rate closed with a value of S/ 3,759, as reported by the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP).
In the local market, 165 million dollars were recently negotiated at an average price of S/ 3,725. There were sessions of little liquidity and there was no intervention by the BCRP. All this due to a climate of uncertainty due to the new vacancy motion against Pedro Castillo.
In the Foreign Trade and Tourism sector there are news. The head of the Mincetur, Roberto Sánchez, said on Thursday, March 3, that his portfolio is preparing a draft law to regulate sports games and betting on the Internet. “By applying 12% of direct taxes to this activity, the annual collection will allow to collect more than S / 160 million per year,” said Sánchez.
Oil prices closed this Wednesday at the highest since 2011 for WTI and since 2014 for Brent, driven by the war in Ukraine, sanctions against Russia and fears about the supply of hydrocarbons. A barrel of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for April delivery rose 6.95% to $110.60, while North Sea Brent oil for May delivery jumped 7.58% to $112.93. Dollars.
Dollar: how would you close the year? This is what economic agents say
The recent survey of macroeconomic expectations of the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP) maintains that the dollar would close 2022 below S / 4.00.
According to the survey carried out on February 28 at the request of the issuing entity, both economic analysts, the financial system and non-financial companies agree that the greenback will end the year at S/ 3.90.
Source: Larepublica
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