The exchange rate of the dollar in Venezuela continues to rise, impacting the economy of its citizens. On Thursday, April 9, 2026, the BCV dollar is valued at 475.9583 digital bolivars, according to data provided by the Central Bank of Venezuela. The Central Bank aims to disseminate the weighted average of operations from the exchange desks of banking entities, as well as analyze the evolution of the official dollar exchange rate.
In the case of the parallel dollar, it is traded at a value exceeding 600 digital bolivars in the unregulated market. Furthermore, Bloomberg has reported that the United States is considering lifting sanctions imposed on the Central Bank of Venezuela. This measure could facilitate the flow of foreign currency into the Venezuelan economy, allowing oil sale revenues greater freedom within the national financial system.
For more information on the economic situation, you can check our note on the S/120 bonus for taxi drivers or about the financing of the Lima Metro.
