The dollar remains positive in the Mexican market, and the dollar is rising.. Today the exchange day starts at 18.95 pesos per item. In the bank window, the average purchase price is 18.95 pesos per dollar; and for sale an average of 18.97 pesos per dollar.
Despite the collapse of two banks in the US, the Mexican peso has weathered the blow and even managed to recover somewhat yesterday. Similarly, markets remain on edge as the true impact of the Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank failures will not be fully apparent immediately.
In Honduras, the dollar continues to move slightly, but maintains a positive trend.. The average price today is 24.66 lempiras per green ticket unit; and for buying and selling, the highs and lows fluctuate slightly between 24.52 and 24.80 lempira per dollar, respectively.
Nicaraguan stock market green ticket remains with little movement but positive. The price is 36.57 cords per dollar. When buying and selling, the price is between 36.15 and 37.00 cords per dollar.
In Costa Rica, the dollar continues its positive dynamics, but the movement is rather insignificant. Today the green note trades against the colón at 545.34 colones per dollar, and the average buying and selling of the green banknote fluctuates between 543.37 per purchase and 547.30 colones per dollar.
Similarly, the dollar in the Dominican Republic maintains its uptrend and fluctuates briefly.. The price of a green ticket started the day at 54.94 Dominican pesos per dollar, and for buying and selling the average ranges between 54.70 and 55.18 Dominican pesos per dollar.
In the Venezuelan market, the green ticket fell slightly late in the day yesterday, closing at 23.97 bolivars per dollar. Zero movement is appreciated at the beginning of the day today. For buying and selling, the average dollar in Venezuela is between 23.94 and 24.00 bolivars per green note.
Follow the movement of the dollar price during the exchange day, real-time exchange rate against other emerging currencies. You can also follow the dynamics of the US currency in accordance with international markers and local banks:
Mexico real-time exchange rate
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Cryptocurrencies, which have risen in price quite well this week, are starting to trade in the red on the markets today. Only Litecoin and Cosmos remain positivebut this may change during the day. Follow the price of cryptocurrencies and their volatility in real time.
Markets are waiting for what will happen with the bankruptcy of two US banks, and experts predict that the Fed will keep rates unchanged in the context of the banking crisis.
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Keep reading: – Silicon Valley Bank Failure: Similarities and Differences in the 2008 Financial Crisis
Source: La Opinion
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