The dollar exchange rate starts this Monday, September 21, with gains in Mexico, Colombia, and the Dominican Republic, although the movements vary in magnitude.
Colombia records the most notable movement, while changes in Mexico and the Dominican Republic are more moderate.
Dollar Exchange Rate Today: Mexico, Colombia and Dominican Republic on September 21 – Infographic – MundoNow – Sources: Banxico, Banco de la República de Colombia, Banco Central de RD In Mexico, the reference exchange rate from Banxico stands at 17.245 pesos per dollar this Monday, maintaining the gradual movement seen in recent days.
In the foreign exchange market, rates show a slight variation:
At Banco Azteca, one of the references used for cash transactions, the dollar is quoted at:
The difference between Banxico's reference rate and retail exchange rates shows why it is a good idea to compare prices before exchanging dollars, especially when dealing with large amounts.
In Colombia, the U.S. currency stands at 3,192.92 Colombian pesos per dollar this Monday, according to the official reference rate.
The movement is especially relevant for those who need dollars for travel, international purchases, or payments linked to the U.S. currency.
In the Bogotá foreign exchange market, the reference rates are:
For households that receive remittances, a higher dollar can mean more Colombian pesos for each dollar exchanged, although the final amount depends on commissions and the rates offered.
In the Dominican Republic, the dollar exchange rate starts the week around 59 Dominican pesos.
According to the latest Central Bank data, the reference rates are:
The difference between the purchase and sale rates is narrow, but those who receive remittances or need to buy dollars should keep in mind that banks and exchange houses may offer different rates.
