The price of the dollar on Saturday, January 22, 2022: Find out the exchange rate today

Today, Saturday, January 22, a dollar Listed on the parallel market 3.81 S / for sale and S / 3.85 for sale. Bloomberg confirms that the exchange rate at JS/3,8338.

The Central Reserve Bank (BCR) reported that the US currency fell by 0.05% compared to the close of last Thursday, January 20, when it was in JS/3,8370. For its part, parallel market purchases exist S/3.81 and sell at S/3.84.

So far, the Peruvian sol has amassed a 3.91% gain so far this year, to close at S/3.9910 in December 2021.

dollar fall

Last Friday, the price of the dollar fell to 3.86%Unlike last year where no such low price has been reported since June 2021.

Globally, it was reported that the dollar’s weakness and the upward trend in US bond yields stopped due to concerns about the effects of the COVID-19 epidemic on the global economy, spurred demand for US assets. Risks, such as currencies and stock markets in Latin America, including Peru.

Bloomberg noted that Peru is again attracting investors due to the lack of political noise and the actions of the Central Reserve Bank (BCR) to control inflation by raising interest rates.

Brendan McKenna, a strategist at Wells Fargo in New York, told the American newspaper that “As long as Pedro Castillo’s comments do not shake the perception, no political noise should interrupt the power of the sun.”

The castle highlighted the restoration of the sun

Friday January 14th Through his Twitter accountThe President of the Republic, Pedro Castillo, noted the restoration of the dollar’s value, the depreciation of the dollar and the recovery of the Lima Stock Exchange (BVL).

“The strong recovery in the value of our currency and the other assets of our economy, reflects a greater confidence of our business people in the right behavior that we have been operating from the people’s government,” he wrote.

Castillo also talked about the dollar’s decline and recovery “Regulated Form of the Stock Exchange of Lima (BVL)” He added that his government will continue to work for the citizens in order to restore the economy of Peru.

The president had earlier called on Colombian and Latin American businessmen to invest and ensure economic stability during his participation in the beginning of the Sixth Bi-National Cabinet between the two countries, which was held in Colombia.

“I think it is important to nurture this agenda, not only on paper, but also that ministers from various sectors come and go, cross the borders so that the country has economic and legal stability in a short time,” he said.

Castillo supported Latin American entrepreneurs to “invest without any fear” from the city of Villa de Leyva, in the province of Boyacá (center), where the meeting took place.

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