Saturday, October 31, 2009

What is the exchange rate for Peru?

Friday, February 1, 2008



http://www.oanda.com/convert/classic



1 US Dollar = 2.98970 Peruvian Nuevo Sol



1 Peruvian Nuevo Sol (PEN) = 0.33448 US Dollar (USD)



Interbank rate +/- 0%



This means:



You buy 1 US Dollar : 2.98970 Peruvian Nuevo Sol



You sell 1 US Dollar : 2.88210 Peruvian Nuevo Sol



You buy 1 Peruvian Nuevo Sol : 0.33448 US Dollar



You sell 1 Peruvian Nuevo Sol : 0.34697 US Dollar



Median price = 2.88210 / 2.98970 (bid/ask)



Minimum price = 2.88210 / 2.98970



Maximum price = 2.88210 / 2.98970



What is the exchange rate for Peru?

Go to www.greenwichmeantime.com/time-zone/



america/peru/currency.htm to find out the value against any currency you enter.



What is the exchange rate for Peru?

I went there last summer!



Airport places are a rip and give you 2.7 soles to the us dollartg but markets will take us $ for 3 soles so only cash a little soles then i would use us $ most!



What is the exchange rate for Peru?

It varies from day to day, but generally around 2.9 or 3.00.



Go to:



www.sunat.gob.pe



and look for %26quot;tipo de cambio%26quot; at the left column



or enter:



www.bn.com.pe



the tipo de cambio is at the end of the right column. Today%26#039;s is:



Compra: S/.2.8800



Venta: S/.2.9700



Impuestos: S/.2.9340



Pasaporte: S/.2.9340



Those 2 links I put up are the %26quot;officlal%26quot; rates, commercial banks have their own rates but are generally close to the official rates.



Commercial stores, stick to their own rates aswell.



And there are also the %26quot;cambistas%26quot; street vendors with a calculator in hand acting as exchange agencies (yeap, we%26#039;re quite peculliar) they have the best rates but you should be carefull with them.



Hope this helped.

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