The dollar goes up and down in the Mexican market, but it seems that the peso’s streak continues and today it appreciates again against the greenback. The dollar in Mexico is trading at values that it maintained in 2020 just before the pandemic. The price for the US currency is 18.60 pesos per dollar unit, and the trend is shown in red. At the bank window, the average purchase price is 18.59 per unit and the price for sale is 18.61 pesos per dollar unit.
In Honduras, the trend for the dollar is downward, but with an almost imperceptible movement. The average price is 24.65 lempiras per unit of green bills, and at maximums and minimums of 24.54 and 24.80 lempiras per dollar, respectively.
In Nicaragua the dollar advances and trades at an average price of 36.54 cordobas per unit of greenback. For buying and selling, the trend remains at the same average between 36.08 cordobas and 37.00 cordobas per dollar, respectively.
In Costa Rica, the dollar remains in positive territory and today it is trading against the local currency, the Costa Rican colon, at a price of 565.05 per dollar unit. In the average purchase and sale, the green bill moves between 564.35 for the purchase and 567.75 colones per dollar, respectively.
In the Dominican Republic, the greenback remains in positive territory against the local peso, and today it is trading at 56.46 DOP per dollar unit.. For the purchase and sale of the green ticket in Dominican banks, the average is between 56.05 pesos and 56.88 DOP per dollar unit.
The dollar in Venezuela continues to gain ground, as is almost customary, and maintains its upward trend. The average price for this Wednesday is 19.94 bolivars per dollar unit. The average range is between 19.92 and 19.97 Bs. per green ticket for buying and selling. Now if it is close to breaking the floor of 19 bolivars per dollar unit.
You can follow the dollar exchange rate against some emerging currencies in real timeas well as its trends according to international markers and some banks:
Mexico: exchange rate in real time
Honduras: exchange rate in real time
Nicaragua: price of the dollar in real time
Costa Rica: price of the dollar in real time
Dominican Republic: exchange rate in real time
Venezuela: price of the dollar in real time
On the other hand, to follow the exchange rate and send remittances you can check the prices of the dollar in real time in the destination country before making a transfer and compare prices. For each country that receives remittances, you can use a comparative table with the amount to be sent in US dollars: Compare money transfers.
Cryptocurrencies, for their part, reflect appreciation at the start of the day this Wednesday. Bitcoin remains above $20,000 and shows a 7-day cumulative gain of 24%. The cryptos ethereum, cardano, dogecoin, polygon, among others show accumulated gains of up to 20% as well. And solana, although it is going back today, accumulates a gain of almost 50% in the last seven days: Follow the price of cryptocurrencies in real time.
Inflation obviously sets the tone for the movement of the markets. It should be noted that the inflation data, from the United States, with a downward trend weakened the greenback a bit and this strengthened the cryptocurrencies for these first weeks of 2023.
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Source: La Opinion
