El nuevo sol depreciated further against the dollar at the close of trading today, accumulating three successive falls, to the political situation and contrary to the performance of global currencies, which strengthened against the U.S. currency.
Thus, the exchange rate ended today in 2820 soles per dollar, higher than the yesterday of 2,810 soles.
The dollar selling rate in the parallel market stood at 2.83 soles in the afternoon, while in the windows of major banks stood at 2,915 suns on average.
Inteligo analyst stock brokerage firm (SAB), Roberto Flores, said that the sun has weakened against the dollar, reversing the performance of international currencies.
continues increasing risk aversion on the outcome of the elections in Peru that have caused investors to seek refuge in dollar assets, he said to Andina news agency.
"The Central Bank (BCR) has not intervened so far, but could if persistent upward correction of the exchange rate, "he said.
mentioned that the local exchange market does not show much volatility, unlike the Lima Stock Exchange (LSE) that is falling sharply, because the issuer measures limiting capital inflows short term, given a few months ago, deterred the massive influx of foreign exchange.
"Apparently, in the first quarter did not pay much foreign capital inflows to Peru, so if there was not much income can obviously not register a substantial output, creating some stability in the exchange market, "he said.
The BCR placed 300 million soles in certificates of deposit for three months.
So far this year the sun has depreciated 0.46 percent, given that the dollar closed today at 2,820 soles, after finishing last year at 2,807 suns.
According to BCV, the dollar showed a minimum level of 2,808 soles and a maximum of 2,824 soles in the day today, plus an average price of 2,816 soles.
The BCR has purchased 497 million dollars in the foreign exchange market so far this year, while last year bought 8,963.10 million.
Andean Via
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