The dollar it fell 0.21% at the opening and was quoted at S/ 3.7253; according to the portal Bloomberg. While, in the parallel market, the greenback was trading at S/ 3,705 for purchase and S/ 3,740 for sale. At the interbank level, the refuge currency is located at S/ 3.70 for purchase and S/ 3.75 for sale; BCP reported.
At the local level, the admission of the vacancy motion can add to the volatility of the greenback.
In the international market, the dollar index fell against the euro and other major currencies on Tuesday after oil prices fell on signs of COVID-affected economic growth in China amid ongoing talks to stop the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. WTI crude fell to $94.27; and Brent reached US$98.18.
According to Reuters, the dollar’s index against major currencies fell almost 0.4% to 98.735, but is still up almost 3% since Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24. The euro and sterling each gained 0.5% against the dollar, which also lost 0.2% against the Japanese yen.
Source: Larepublica
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