Price of the dollar in Peru: find out what the exchange rate is for today, Sunday February 7, 2021 | Exchange rate | Ocoña | Buy | Sales | SBS | Interbank | Quotes | Exchange house | ECONOMY

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The dollar price in Peru, it fell at the end of Friday’s session, following data showing that employment growth in January recovered less than expected in the United States, reinforcing expectations of greater economic stimulus.

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At the end of the edits, it becomes exchange rate It was listed at S / 3,637 in the interbank market, down 0.21% from the S / 3,645 at the end of Thursday, according to Central Reserve Bank data (BCR).

The BCR intervened in the exchange session to try to limit a possible rise in the dollar through exchange bills for sale for S / 190 million over 9 months at an average rate of 0.25%.

The U.S. currency showed volatility in the local market during the week amid investor concerns about the rise of the COVID-19although optimism for an early arrival of vaccines has held up much of the progress. On average, the dollar traded in a range between S / 3.63 and S / 3.64.

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Externally, the president of U.S, Joe Biden, recent data on the health of the country’s labor market said the need for aggressive action by Congress in connection with a coronavirus bill.

Speaking with the top White House House Democrats, Biden said that at the current rate of job creation, the United States will not return to full employment for the next 10 years, underscoring the need for lawmakers to take action.

In Lima’s parallel market or exchange offices, the exchange rate was quoted at S / 3,625 for the purchase and S / 3,650 for the sale.

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