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Dollar in Peru TODAY, September 8: check price and quote according to the BCRP

Consult in this note the dollar price in Peru on today’s date, Friday, September 8, 2023, according to the information provided by the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP). According to what was reported by the issuing entity, the dollar closed at S/3,711 yesterday, Thursday the 7th.

In addition, the interbank exchange rate on that date was S/3.7139 on average, with a maximum of S/3.7180 and a minimum of S/3.7070.

whatHow much is the dollar today??

The dollar exchange rate in Peru for today, Friday, September 8 It is for sale S/3,708 and for purchase S/3,703, according to the SBS. Likewise, the National Superintendence of Customs and Tax Administration (Sunat), registers S/3,703 for purchase and S/3,709 for sale.

Finally, the web platform quéestareldolar.pe quotes the exchange rate quoted in S/. 3.69 in purchase and S/. 3,715 for sale.

BCRP report on the closure of the exchange rate

This was the closing price of the dollar in the country on the last day of September (Thursday the 7th):

How did the dollar do last week?

Find out how the dollar did this week. On its last day, the US currency closed with a value of S/3,692. Similar price presented on the previous date.

Thus, at the end of August, the US currency closed in the national market with a value of S/3.7240, while the interbank exchange rate had an average value of S/3.7290, with a minimum of S/ 3.7190 and a maximum of S/3.7350.

So far this year, the greenback accumulates a decline of 2.39% compared to the last quote in 2022 (S/3,807).

As explained Alisson Pérez, currency trader from Renta4 SAB, during the day, a greater demand for dollars was shown by foreign capital, while the supply came from corporations to a small extent.

“At a global level, China generates uncertainties about its economy, since yesterday it cut its interest rate. On the other hand, there is positive data in the US, as retail sales data came out better than expected, with the dollar continuing to be the safest currency worldwide.”he asserted.

The members of the Federal Open Market Committee of the United States Federal Reserve (FED), in their last meeting, predicted new interest rate increases and warned of a possible rise in inflation during the coming months.

“Most participants continued to see significant upside risks to inflation, which could require further tightening of monetary policy.”state the minutes of the last meeting held in July and published this Wednesday.

The Fed’s fears were confirmed on August 10 when, after twelve consecutive months of falls, the inflation rate in the United States rose two tenths in July and stood at 3.2%.How did the dollar close last week?

On Friday, August 18, the US dollar closed in the country with a price of S/3.711, with an average interbank exchange rate of S/3.7151, with a maximum of S/3.7200 and a minimum of S/3 .7100.

whatWhere to see the price of the dollar in Peru?

The official closing price of the day can be found on the website of the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP) and the Superintendency of Banking, Insurance and AFP (SBS).

whatWhat is the difference between the purchase and sale price of the dollar?

• Purchase price: what the buyer is willing to pay to acquire the asset.

• Sale price: what the seller is willing to receive for selling the asset.

whatWhat does the price of the dollar depend on??

The price of the dollar depends on market supply and demand. How hard is it to get it for someone who needs it and how easy is it to sell it to someone who has it?

whatHow the dollar is quoted in free exchange apps?

It is of great interest to Peruvian consumers to know the price and exchange rate of the US currency, especially when they have to carry out an important transaction to buy or sell that important currency. Below we present some Internet platforms where you can convert soles to dollars and other international currencies.

  • Peru Dollar
  • Chaski Dollar
  • Sun Change
  • Cambi.pe



Source: Elcomercio

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