Price dollar In Peru, it ended slightly lower on the last day of the year, although it grew by more than 9% annually due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in the country.
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At the end of operations, exchange rate It was quoted at S / 3,619 on the interbank market, a marginal decrease of 0.02% compared to S / 3,620 at the close on Wednesday, according to data from the Central Reserve Bank (BCR).
The dollar closes the year with an appreciation of 9.20% in the face of the health crisis triggered by the arrival of the coronavirus in Peru, which motivated the demand of investors in dollars.
The US currency also gained significant gains in times of political crisis following the presidential vacancy episode, forcing traders to seek dollar coverage against the sun.
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The foreign currency also reached an all-time high of S / 3.66 in 2020 after exiting Martin Vizcarra of the Executive Branch and the social upheaval of the population in rejecting the assumption of the congressman Manuel Merino as acting president.
Analysts estimate that the dollar will lose globally due to a more encouraging outlook for some key countries due to the progress of vaccination campaigns against COVID-19 and a faster-than-expected economic recovery.
On the parallel market or exchange offices in Lima, the exchange rate is quoted at S / 3,605 buying and S / 3,630 selling.
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