Dollar price Today, Thursday, November 13, in Peru. Exchange rate Yesterday closed with a rise S/3.3700This is according to the latest exchange session of the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP). Meanwhile on the pageHow much is a dollar?In detail, in the parallel market, the exchange rate is at the following values:
- He buys: Q/3,350
- sale: Q/3,375
This year is expected to witness a period of short-term volatility. Especially with performance Economy of Peru In light of global pressures and Election campaign For the year 2026. Reports received from banks also provided previews of how their price will change in the years 2025 and 2026.
Also check how the price is displayed Exchange rate According to the Sonat portal used for operations in the region:
- He buys: S/3,355
- sale: S/3,366
This value is known to be updated every day, and is adjusted according to market changes and the reported value BCRP.
- 01:30 PM: Exchange rate – selling in the interbank market: S/3.3700
- 01:27 PM: S$1,400.1 million was placed on overnight deposits at an average rate of 4.02 percent.
- 01:20 PM: BCRP purchased BTP 12AUG2039 for S$30 million at an average interest rate of 6.56 percent.
- 01:20 PM: BCRP purchased BTP 12AUG2035 for S$30 million at an average interest rate of 6.05 percent.
- 01:10 PM: 300 million 3-month BCRP certificates of deposit were placed at an average rate of 3.92 percent.
- 12:50 PM: Invitation for the following auctions: (a) BCRP CD S/S$300 million for 3 months and (b) Overnight Deposits of S$1,400 million.
- 12:45 PM: Invitation to the following auctions: (a) Buy BTP 12AUG2035 for SAR 30 million and (b) Buy BTP 12AUG2039 for SAR 30 million.
- 11:05 AM: 17.1 million BCRP CDs were placed over 18 months at an average rate of 3.91 percent.
- 10:05 AM: S$1 billion was placed on overnight deposits at an average rate of 4.08 per cent.
- 09:55 AM: S$200 million of 3-month put swaps (variable rate) were placed, at an average rate of 3.49 per cent.
- 09:20 AM: Invitation for the following auctions: (a) 18-month BCRP CD of S$20 million and (b) Overnight Deposits of S$1,000 million.
- 09:15 AM: The following auction has been invited: 3-month swap (variable rate) sale for S$200 million.
- 09:00 AM: Initial liquidity of banking companies in BCRP: 9,600 million SYP.
- 08:30 AM: Maturities of BCRP instruments today: (a) BCRP deposits of S$2,083.3 million, (b) currency repurchases (ordinary) of S$500 million and (c) FX swap sales of S$600 million.
The Peruvian economy recovered at the end of 2024 from the contraction it suffered the previous year, with inflation control and improved private consumption the drivers of the country’s monetary performance. This recovery encourages improved GDP growth forecasts for the period 2025.
The Central Bank of Peru raised its economic growth forecast from 3.1% to 3.2% for this year and expects greater dynamism in sectors related to the primary industry. The agency expects the inflation rate to reach 2%, in the middle of the bank’s target range of 1 to 3%.
The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) highlighted in its “Economic Outlook Report” that Peru saw an economic recovery in 2024 with an estimated growth of 3.1 percent with this recovery attributed to private consumption.
This year is expected to witness growth similar to that which occurred in the previous period, despite a more conservative behavior, the organization explained. It is estimated that Peru could receive between $20,000 and $30,000 million in international investment in 2025 if structural reforms that boost confidence and encourage private investment are approved in Congress.
Despite the political crisis that Peru is currently experiencing, and despite all the difficulties,… economy This country is proud to be It is the most stable Latin American region, because while other currencies experienced fluctuations, the Peruvian sun It has been reinforced.
The coronavirus pandemic has generated a series of negative economic impacts around the world – such as inflation – which, combined with the Russian invasion of Ukraine and domestic monetary policy decisions, have weakened the global economy. dollar.
However, the Peruvian currency showed resilience in the face of these events and gained strength against the USD and USD euro. If the positive factors that have supported the Sun in recent months continue, it is possible that the currency will continue on the same path in the coming months and even years.
The resistance of the Peruvian sol in the face of other adversities that managed to strike other currencies made it become a currency. “shelter currency”Especially in countries that suffer from a scarcity of dollars, as is the case in Bolivia.
Although economic analysts have lowered their forecasts for the growth of the Peruvian sol over the next two years, macroeconomic balances are nonetheless expected to continue to support the sun.
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