Overview
- The interbank selling price closed at S/3.4050 on Friday, November 13, 2026, a slight increase from S/3.4040 at the prior close.
- During the November 13 session the dollar opened at S/3.3950, recorded a low of S/3.3970, a high of S/3.4070, and averaged S/3.4014 according to BCRP data.
- Year-to-date the selling rate has risen 1.22% and the 12-month variation stands at 0.92%, figures the central bank uses to show modest currency movement rather than large swings.
- The official daily closing rate is published on the SBS website and banks cite the informal 'dólar Ocoña' on Jirón Ocoña as an active parallel-market reference for cash transactions.
- Because the change was marginal, consumers and businesses should expect little immediate impact on prices or costs, though currency users who deal in cash will continue to watch both interbank and street rates.