LIVE exchange rate: check the price of the dollar TODAY, Wednesday, July 13

Find out what the price of the dollar is in Peru today, Wednesday July 13, for buying and selling in the parallel market and in the main banks. The North American currency is located at S/3.9541, according to the Bloomberg portal.

On the day of Wednesday, July 13, the greenback closed with a value of S / 3,955, according to the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP), a figure slightly lower than the close of Tuesday 12, which stood at 3,968 nuevos soles. , according to the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP).

At the national level, for this week around 423,486 AFP affiliates will be able to dispose of their funds, since this group was the first to make their withdrawal request, based on an established schedule. However, some administrators such as Habitat have already begun to make payments, according to what La República learned.

Regarding the international economy, the parity between the euro and the dollar continues to cause concern. Thus, the European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to tighten its monetary policies to reduce the inflation prevailing, associated with the lack of Russian gas supply.

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What is the best time to exchange dollars?

Normally, financial entities or exchange houses have better prices between 9:00 am and 1:00 pm, Monday through Friday.

How to know if a dollar is fake?

• Color: in principle you must observe the tonalities of the paper. The original dollar has an amber hue (beige and white), while the new dollar has a standard light blue hue (not blue).
• Texture: pay close attention to the texture. Fake dollars have a less subtle and greasy relief. A real ticket has high relief printing and a lot of quality (more on the new ones).
• Borders: Look carefully at the edges of the banknote and recognize the edges/lines that are diffuse and difficult to distinguish on the counterfeit. A real dollar has clear, close-knit edges.
• rub: fold the bill and rub the drawing on a white piece of paper. If there is a dark green stain and without having scratched the banknote, it means that it is original.
• Watermark: Hold the dollar up to the light and note the watermark. If the bill is fake, the image will be easy to see, clear and very sharp.
• Serial numbers: real bills have representative and correctly spaced numbers. Otherwise with the fake dollars that differ in tone with the seal and its definition.
• 3D safety band: on the new dollars, check the 3D security band located vertically and note the bells that, when tilted, will turn into numbers.