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The price of the dollar in Peru fell this Tuesday due to the global weakness of the US currency and after having reached a maximum level in 18 years the previous day.
At 9:40 am, the exchange rate It was trading at S / 3,577 in the interbank market, a fall of 0.05% compared to Monday’s close, according to data from the Bloomberg portal.
He dollar closed yesterday at S / 3,580, a figure not seen since November 2002, after the records of cases of contagion of coronavirus in the country.
Investors are waiting for the negotiations to be unlocked in U.S on a new economic stimulus package.
Attention is also focused on the publication of the minutes of the last meeting of the Federal Reserve (Fed) to occur on Wednesday, in search of signs of a possible change in the monetary policy of the US central bank.
In the parallel or informal market, the exchange rate is quoted at S / 3,600 for the sale and S / 3,570 for the purchase.
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