The price of the dollar in Peru started at S/3.389 this Thursday, April 9, according to Bloomberg’s report. This figure represents a decrease of 0.212% compared to the previous day’s close, which was S/3.3970. In relation to Tuesday, April 7, when the exchange rate reached S/3.4245, the variation is 0.80%.
In the parallel market, the dollar was quoted on Tuesday at S/3.415 for buying and S/3.440 for selling, according to the portal cuantoestaeldolar.pe. This decline in the exchange rate occurs in the context of a crisis due to the conflict in the Middle East, which has impacted oil and gas prices following attacks on energy infrastructure.
In the banking system, the prices are as follows:
- BCP: Buy: S/3.525, Sell: S/3.540
- BBVA: Buy: S/3.468, Sell: S/3.608
- Scotiabank: Buy: S/3.519, Sell: S/3.558
- Banco de la Nación: Buy: S/3.480, Sell: S/3.600
- Interbank: Buy: S/3.493, Sell: S/3.576
Additionally, the exchange rate from the National Superintendency of Customs and Tax Administration (Sunat) is at S/3.426 for buying and S/3.449 for selling, updated daily according to the Central Reserve Bank of Peru.
