Dollar Today and Dollar Monitor today, Monday July 24: how much is the dollar in Venezuela?

Check in this note the dollar price in Venezuelaaccording to DólarToday and Monitor Dólar, which was reported with a value of 31.4 digital bolivars in the previous day of July 2023. Likewise, in this same note you will be able to know the movements and value of the dollar or greenback in the Venezuelan territory for today’s day, Monday, July 24, 2023.

DolarToday: how much is the dollar in Venezuela, today July 24?

The dollar stood at 31.4 digital bolivars on its last day in the informal market of Venezuela, according to data from the DolarToday portal. While, Dollar Monitor quoted the US currency with a price of 31.61 digital bolivars.

Also, the dollar BCV (Official dollar rate) had a value of 28.99 digital, while the bitcoin dollar came to 31.37 digital bolivars.

How did the dollar close in Venezuela, in the last day?

According Dollar todayon the last day of July 2023, the dollar in Venezuela closed at 31.4 digital bolivars.

What is known about the Bolívar Digital?

It is the currency that governs the country after the third monetary reconversion that was applied from the Government. The new measure implied that for every million sovereign bolivars, one digital bolivar would be obtained or, what is the same, six zeros of the amounts previously drawn would be deleted.

What is dollartoday?

It is a Venezuelan-American media company, run by Venezuelans residing in the United States, that focuses its attention on Venezuelan political and financial issues.

What is the Dollar Monitor?

Dollar Monitor is a platform that publishes daily the average dollar in Venezuela in the parallel currency market.

How much would the Venezuelan economy grow in 2023?

In accordance with delcy rodriguezvice president of Venezuela, the Gross Domestic Product generated by the private economy grew 1.74% in the first quarter of the year; however, he recognized that there was an affectation in the behavior of the activity in this period.

During his participation in the closing of the Annual Congress of the National Confederation of Industrialists of Venezuela, he detailed indicators that, in his opinion, favored the recovery of important areas of the Venezuelan economy.

According to him, one of those indicators is the increase in the daily average of transactions in the official exchange market, which rose from US$ 1,430,000 in 2019 to 65 million last June, a growth of 4,445.5% in three and a half years.

Rodríguez said that there was a consecutive recovery in the volume traded since 2020.

“I think we are consolidating an exchange market based on supply and demand, and where private agents are becoming present,” he said.