The price of the dollar began the day without variations, this Tuesday, March 8, and stood at S / 3.7251, according to information from Bloomberg. This does not represent an important variation in relation to the close of last Monday when it was quoted at S/ 3.7250, 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/ 3.70 and the sale amounts to S/ 3.75. While the price of the green ticket in the main banks of the country is quoted at S/ 3.7140, the purchase and sale at S/ 3.7370 in the Credit Bank (BCP).
Today at 4 pm, the President of the Council of Ministers, Aníbal Torres, will appear before the Congress of the Republic to present and expose the policies that he wants to carry out in the government and make the request of confidence. In addition, Jorge Montoya, spokesman for the Renovación Popular caucus, pointed out that today he will present the vacancy motion against President Castillo.
Tensions are rising in Europe’s ex-Soviet Baltic nations since President Vladimir Putin might not stop invading Ukraine and might have his sights set on Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, the Baltic states located in northeastern Europe, which are now members of the EU and NATO. However, in June 1940 they were invaded and occupied by the Soviet Union and after World War II they were part of the USSR until its collapse in 1991, according to Renta4.
Source: Larepublica
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