The dollar exchange rate remains virtually unchanged this Tuesday, September 22, in Mexico, according to data provided by Banxico.
In Colombia, the dollar continues to rise, while the Dominican Republic also records an increase compared with previous exchange rates.
Dollar Exchange Rate Today: Mexico, Colombia and Dominican Republic on September 22 – Infographic – MundoNow – Sources: Banxico, Banco de la República de Colombia, Banco Central de RD In Mexico, the FIX reference exchange rate from Banxico stands at 17.2203 pesos per dollar.
In the foreign exchange market, the US currency shows only a slight change and records the following values:
At Banco Azteca, one of the most widely consulted banks for cash transactions, the dollar is quoted at:
The dollar remains around 17.22 pesos in the reference rate, although the final price for consumers varies depending on the bank or establishment where they conduct the transaction.
In Colombia, the dollar maintains its upward trend during Tuesday's session.
The official exchange rate stands at 3,203.771 Colombian pesos per dollar, according to the Banco de la República.
In the Bogotá foreign exchange market, the reference rates are:
The increase can benefit those who receive remittances in dollars and convert them to Colombian pesos, as they may receive more local currency for each dollar exchanged.
On the other hand, those who need to buy dollars for travel, purchases, or international payments face a higher exchange rate.
In the Dominican Republic, the dollar also moves higher during Tuesday's session.
According to the latest data from the Central Bank, the US currency records the following exchange rates:
The dollar is once again approaching 60 Dominican pesos, an important reference for households that receive remittances and consumers who make payments linked to the US currency.
