The price of dollar in Peru ended this Thursday’s low-rise session, on Christmas Eve and amid a hunger for risky assets following the post-Brexit deal between the UK and the European Union (EU).
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At the end of the operations, the exchange rate traded at S / 3,611 on the interbank market, a rise of 0.05% compared to S / 3,690 at the close of Wednesday, according to data from the Central Reserve Bank (BCR).
International markets reacted with optimism after the UK sealed a Brexit trade deal with the European Union, just seven days before it left one of the world’s largest trading blocs.
The dollar continued to show weakness in a day of low trading volumes in which hopes of an agreement protecting about $ 1 trillion in annual trade in tariffs and quotas reduced demand for safer assets.
Traders are also keeping an eye out for any news on the fiscal stimulus package in the United States, which has been caught in the wake of Donald Trump’s threats not to approve it.
In the parallel market or exchange houses of Lima, the exchange rate is quoted at S / 3,590 the purchase and S / 3,620 the sale.
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