The price of the dollar in Peru closed today’s session at S/3.371, above the previous close of S/3.358, in a day in which the sol recorded the worst performance among the main currencies in the region. The upward pressure responded to a clear net demand for dollars from local agents, with a high of S/3.375 and a traded flow of US$465.5 million.
The dollar price closed the session practically unchanged at S/3.3460, amid mixed flows from local agents and a support intervention by the Central Reserve Bank (BCR). Globally, the dollar index (DXY) rose 0.17%, while several developed and Latin American currencies recorded depreciations.
The dollar price closed the day at S/3.396 in the foreign exchange market, below the previous close, in a session marked by the global decline of the US currency.
The dollar price closed the session at S/3.384, registering a drop of 0.27% compared to the previous close. The movement was influenced by the decline of the dollar index (DXY), which fell for the second consecutive session and returned to around 100.0 points.