The exchange rate closed today, Monday, January 6, at S/3.764 per dollar, slightly lower (-0.13%) compared to Friday.
During the session, the offer of dollars came from the Central Reserve Bank (BCR), which renewed Exchange Swaps Sale for S/350 million. However, it let a group of these instruments expire worth S/450 million.
On the demand side, the currency was required by non-residents.
“At a global level, the new Trump administration announced a “universal tariff” plan, which generated a decrease in the US dollar index (DXY) of 1%. The dollar could experience a rebound in its strength pending the publication of the December payroll report this Friday,” said Asvim Asencios, currency trader at Renta4 SAB.
In the exchange market, the dollar reached a maximum price of S/3,767 and a minimum of S/3,756. In total, US$409 million were negotiated at an average price of US$3.7614.
Bag stays up
On the stock market side, the Lima Stock Exchange (LSE) indices remained at levels of 0.5% and 0.8%. Likewise, the American indices remained positive with levels of 0.5% and 1%.
Jorge Ramos, general manager of BBVA SAB, stated that you are going to have a somewhat more volatile year than 2024, associated with the establishment of Donald Trump’s government, as well as the volatility generated by the political campaign in our country.
Take advantage of the NEW EXPERIENCE, receive our enriched digital newspaper by mail and WhatsApp. Peru21 ePaper.
Now available in Yape! Find us at YAPE Promos.
RECOMMENDED VIDEO
