The Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP) announced through its official social media networks that the price of the dollar closed the day on Friday, November 4 at S/ 3.9560, which represents a slight downward trend.
In addition, according to the cuantocuestaeldolar.pe portal, the price of the dollar has varied in the informal market of Lima Metropolitana and Callao. For this Saturday, November 5, the US dollar was quoted at S/ 3.940 for purchases and S/ 3.970 for sales.
On the other hand, the price of the 'greenback' in banking entities such as Banco de Crédito, Interbank, Scotiabank, and BBVA, the price of the dollar is quoted at S/ 3.942 for purchases and S/ 3.968 for sales.
What is the exchange rate?
Jorge Carrillo Acosta, an expert in Finance from the Pacific Business School, indicated that the exchange rate refers to the price of the dollar in any country, which is divided into purchases and sales.
What time should I change my dollars?
The specialists consulted by Líbero.pe mention that it is best to exchange US dollars during the morning, between 9 am and 1 pm. Why? Because at these hours, the foreign exchange market and financial entities in Peru open, so exchange houses offer their best prices.