The dollar’s price today, Friday March 26, 2021, closes at 3,732 soles, a figure higher than the opening that was 3,729 nuevos soles, according to the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCR).
Price of the dollar in Peru today, Friday, March 26, 2021.
Price of the dollar in Peru today | The price of the dollar in Peru starts this day at 3,729 soles according to information from the Central Reserve Bank (BCR), also in the parallel market (exchangers), the price of the dollar is at 3,720 soles for the purchase and 3,745 for the sale .
Coming Friday 26, unlike yesterday’s exchange rate, Thursday 25, it rises in the midst of the health crisis due to the Coronavirus and the country’s economic reactivation.
Buy and sell dollar price in Peru today
The price of the dollar in Peru stands at 3,729 soles for purchase and 3,734 soles for sale, on the windows of the main banks in the country.
Buying and selling cost of the dollar in Peru today
The current dollar exchange rate in the Lima informal market is 3,720 soles for purchase and 3,745 soles for sale.
Sunat dollar price
The dollar price, according to information from Sunat, currently stands at 3,729 the purchase and 3,734 the sale.
Dollar in Ocoña
The dollar in Ocoña is quoted as the currency with the lowest price in central Lima. To access the change, you just need to go to Jirón Ocoña.
Dollar to Peruvian Sol: table to convert
To convert from dollars to soles, let’s show you a table with figures from $ 1 to $ 5000.
| Dollars (USD) To Soles (PEN) |
|---|
| $ 5 = 18.67 soles |
| $ 10 = 37.34 soles |
| $ 50 = 186.7 soles |
| $ 100 = 373.4 soles |
| $ 500 = 1867 soles |
| $ 1000 = 3734 soles |
| $ 5000 = 18670 soles |
How do you convert soles to dollars?
Here is a table to convert soles to dollars from 1 soles to 5000 soles.
| Soles (PEN) To Dollars (USD) |
|---|
| 1 soles = $ 0.27 |
| 5 soles = $ 1.34 |
| 10 soles = $ 2.68 |
| 50 soles = $ 13.39 |
| 100 soles = $ 26.78 |
| 500 soles = $ 133.9 |
| 1000 soles = $ 267.81 |
| 5000 soles = $ 1,339.05 |
How do you know if a dollar is fake?
Relief printing
– This technique consists of moving your finger up and down on Benjamin Franklin’s shoulder, the left side of the beak should feel rough to the touch.
Watermark
– Each dollar has a faint image of Benjamin Franklin printed in the appropriate space of the portrait that is visible when the bill is held up to the light. The figure must be visible on both sides of the printed paper.
3D security tape
– Another way to tell if a dollar bill is counterfeit is through the vertical blue strip on the right side of the Benjamin Franklin image, it must be woven and not printed, additionally you will be able to see when you move the note to the clocks printed on the line will be 100 numbers and vice versa.
Bell and inkwell
– You can also tell if it is true or false by the bubble printed on the inkwell, which represents the wells used to sign the United States Declaration of Independence, it should change from copper to green when you move or tilt the bill.
What was the variation in the dollar this week?
Below you can see the trend of the dollar in Peru during this week.
Dollar variation
Latest news
A week after the deadline for rescheduling consumers ‘and mypes’ debt with a cut in interest rates to 25%, under the COVID-19 guarantees program, demand for this operation is stagnating.
And it is that as of March 17, a magnitude of this benefit was registered for 57,944 people and mypes, with certificates of guarantee covering credits for about S / 130 million. However, this figure is very close to the end of February when the amount of cover reached S / 128 million.
Since the aim of the program is to support loans of up to S / 5.5 billion, the funding advance would be only 2.36% in nearly three months of validity.