Dollar in Peru today, January 7: Find out the exchange rate for buying and selling, according to the BCRP

He dollar price In Peru it closed on Friday, January 5, trading at S/3.7200, as reported by the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP).

During the day, the dollar reached a minimum price of S/3.7090 and closed higher, reaching a cost of S/3.7220 during the afternoon. In this note you will be able to find out how much the US currency closed at this Friday, January 5.

In total, transactions were carried out for US$274 million and the greatest demand came from non-residents, stated Allisson Pérez, Foreign Exchange Trader at Renta4 SAB.

“The demand came from non-residents, while the supply came from the intervention of the BCRP with Exchange Swaps – Sale. US$275 thousand dollars were traded in the market at an average price of S/3.7334″he added.

The specialist also indicated that the dollar recovered due to the good performance of United States treasury bonds.

“Globally, the dollar rallied due to positive US Treasury bond yields. In addition to this, the markets were awaiting important data from the United States, such as the manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), the job openings survey and comments on the minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting.“, he claimed.

How did the dollar do last week?

The interbank exchange rate closed last week with an average value of S/3.7111, with a maximum value of S/3.7160 and a minimum of S/3.7000, according to what was reported by the issuing entity.

According to the issuing entity, the US currency closed on Friday, December 29 in the country with a value of with an average interbank rate of S/3.7111.