Dollar price in Peru: what was the exchange rate closing on September 19

What is the dollar trading at during the week of Friday, September 18?

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The price of the dollar in the country started the session on Friday, September 18 around S/ 3.3530, after closing Thursday at S/ 3.3580.

In the interbank market, the selling rate was at S/ 3.3550, while in the parallel market the dollar was trading around S/ 3.3650. 

OCOÑA DOLLAR – Exchange rate for Saturday, September 19, 2026

• Buy: 3.356

• Sell: 3.358

SUNAT DOLLAR – Exchange rate for Saturday, September 19, 2026

• Buy: 3.358

• Sell: 3.354

BANCO PICHINCHA DOLLAR – Exchange rate for Saturday, September 19, 2026

• Buy: 3.493

• Sell: 3.569

SCOTIABANK DOLLAR – Exchange rate for Saturday, September 19, 2026

• Buy: 3.519

• Sell: 3.558

INTERBANK DOLLAR – Exchange rate for Saturday, September 19, 2026

• Buy: 3.493

• Sell: 3.576

BANCO DE LA NACIÓN DOLLAR – Exchange rate for Saturday, September 19, 2026

• Buy: 3.480

• Sell: 3.600

BCP DOLLAR – Exchange rate for Saturday, September 19, 2026

• Buy: 3.525

• Sell: 3.540

BBVA DOLLAR – Exchange rate for Saturday, September 19, 2026

• Buy: 3.468

• Sell: 3.608

Are you going to exchange a lot? 

Don’t do it all at once. Divide it into parts and take advantage of the good days. This strategy, called “average cost,” protects you if the dollar drops right after. Better little by little than all at once with no chance.

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Where to exchange?

Banks offer security, but the rate is not so good. Exchange houses and online platforms like Kambista or Rextie are the smart move: fast, easy, and with a better rate. Just make sure they are reliable.

In Peru, the dollar is like a silent protagonist: always present, always changing. Its value rises and falls depending on what happens in the world and at home. The BCRP sometimes steps in to calm the waves so it doesn’t spike or sink too much.

• What is the dollar trading at on Friday, September 18?

• The price of the dollar in the country started the session on Friday, September 18 around S/ 3.3530, after closing Thursday at S/ 3.3580.

• In the interbank market, the selling rate was at S/ 3.3550, while in the parallel market the dollar was trading around S/ 3.3650.

• In Peru, the dollar is like a silent protagonist: always present, always changing. Its value rises and falls depending on what happens in the world and at home. The BCRP sometimes steps in to calm the waves so it doesn’t spike or sink too much.

• What is the Ocoña dollar?

• The Ocoña dollar is the “street dollar,” that is, the informal exchange rate, the one bought and sold in the parallel market or exchange houses. Ocoña street and the “Ocoña dollar” still remain valid as a reference for the parallel market for buying and selling dollars.

• Source: BBVA

• Where to see the dollar price?

• The official closing rate of the day is available on the website of the Superintendence of Banking, Insurance and AFP (SBS).

• What is the difference between the buying and selling price of the dollar?

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

• • Selling price: what the seller is willing to receive to sell the asset.

• What does the dollar price depend on?

• It depends on market supply and demand. How hard it is to get it for someone who needs it and how easy it is to sell it for someone who has it.

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Check the buying and selling rate of the dollar in the country this Saturday, September 19

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• Dollar price in Peru: exchange rate for Friday, September 18