He dollar continues to decline and fell again to lows not seen since June 2020 and closed the day trading at S/3,426, according to data from the Central Reserve Bank (BCR). This result was below S/3,446 on Tuesday.
With this new price, the monetary entity’s data reveal that the greenback has accumulated a decline of 9.04% in 12 months and a decrease of 8.89% so far this year.
Allison Pérez, Head of Foreign Exchange at Renta4 SAB, reported that during the day it was observed that the offer came from residents and corporations, while demand due to the expiration of Exchange Swaps Sale for S/600 million.
“The US dollar strengthened against the euro and other currencies, driven by political uncertainty in Europe and the lack of economic data in the United States due to the government shutdown,” it said.
During the day, the US currency had a minimum level of S/3,422 and a maximum price of S/3,440. US$230 million was traded in the market at an average price of S/3,432.
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