dollar price Today, Thursday, November 13th, in Peru. exchange rate Closed yesterday due to rising prices S/3.3700according to the last exchange session of the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (B.C.R.P.). On the other hand, the page says “how much is a dollar“It is detailed that in the parallel market the price of the exchange rate is:
- buy:S/3,350
- sale: S/3,375
This year is expected to be volatile in the short term. Especially regarding performance, peru economy In view of global pressure, election campaign The report from the bank also provides a preview of how prices will change in 2025 and 2026.
Also see how we estimate prices exchange rate According to Sunat Portals, the portals used for operations within entities are:
- buy: S/3,355
- sale: S/3,366
It is a known fact that this value is updated daily in line with market changes and values reported by financial institutions. B.C.R.P..
- 1:30pm: Exchange Rates – Interbank Market Sale: S/3.3700
- 1:27pm: S/1.41 billion overnight deposits were placed at an average interest rate of 4.02%.
- 1:20pm: BCRP purchased BTP 12AUG2039 for S/30 million at an average interest rate of 6.56%.
- 1:20pm: BCRP purchased BTP 12AUG2035 for S30 million at an average interest rate of 6.05%.
- 1:10pm: S/300 million 3-month BCRP CDs were ordered at an average price of 3.92 percent.
- 12:50pm: We are inviting the following auctions: (a) 3 Month BCRP CD S/300 million, (b) Overnight Deposit S/1,400 million.
- 12:45pm: We are calling the following auctions: (a) Buy BTP 12AUG2035 for S/30 million, (b) Buy BTP 12AUG2039 for S/30 million.
- 11:05am: S/17.1 million 18-month BCRP CDs were ordered at an average price of 3.91 percent.
- 10:05am: S/1 billion overnight deposits were deposited at an average rate of 4.08%.
- 9:55am: S/200 million 3-month sale exchange swaps (floating rate) were entered at an average rate of 3.49%.
- 9:20am: We are inviting the following auctions: (a) 18 Month BCRP CD S/20 million, (b) Overnight Deposit S/10 million.
- 9:15am: The following auction has been called: Foreign exchange swap sale (floating rate) 3 months, S/200 million.
- 9am: Initial liquidity of banking companies in BCRP: S/9,600 million.
- 8:30am: Current BCRP product maturities: (a) BCRP deposits S$2,083.3 million, (b) currency repos (regular) S$500 million, and (c) foreign exchange swap sales S$600 million.
Peru’s economy recovered from the previous year’s slump at the end of 2024, with suppressed inflation and improved consumer spending the two driving forces behind the country’s financial performance. This recovery will help improve our 2025 GDP growth forecast.
Peru’s central bank has raised its economic growth forecast for this year to 3.2% from 3.1%, expecting further dynamism in sectors related to primary industries. The agency expects inflation to be 2%, halfway between the central bank’s target range of 1-3%.
In its Economic Outlook Report, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) stressed that Peru will experience an economic recovery in 2024 with an estimated growth rate of 3.1%, and that this recovery will be driven by private consumption.
For this year, the organization detailed that it expects similar growth to the previous period, albeit with more conservative behavior. It is estimated that Peru could receive between 20,000 and 30 billion in international investment in 2025 if Congress approves structural reforms to boost confidence and encourage private investment.
Despite the political crisis that Peru is currently experiencing, against all expectations; economy This country is proud of most stable While other currencies fluctuate, the Latin American region peruvian sun Enhanced.
The coronavirus pandemic has caused a series of negative economic impacts around the world, including inflation, which, combined with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and local monetary policy decisions, has weakened economic strength. dollar.
However, the Peruvian currency showed resilience to these events and appreciated against the greenback and dollar. EUR. If the positive factors that have supported the Sun in recent months continue, the currency could continue to see similar gains in the coming months and even years.
The resistance of the Peruvian Sol in the face of other adversities that have hit other currencies has led to the Peruvian Sol “Shelter currency”especially in countries where dollars are scarce, as is the case in Bolivia.
Economic analysts have lowered their growth forecasts for the Peruvian Sol over the next two years, but macroeconomic balances are still expected to continue supporting the Sun.
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