In a major financial market event, the US dollar broke the $4,000 mark in the first few minutes of trading, reaching an average price of $3,988.37 this Tuesday.
This figure is $81 less than the current market representative rate, which is $4,069.39.
This drop is an important milestone, as such a low value has not been recorded since June last year.
The opening price of the US currency was $4,012, while the minimum is $3,976.65 and the maximum is $4,012.
Credicorp Capital analyst Edwin Alarcon assures that this price is a new minimum so far this year and could even fall below $8,965
Economic analysts and investors are watching this trend closely as it could have implications for both the national economy.
Source: El heraldo
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