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BCV exchange rate June 30, 2025: 107,6245 BS/USD (+0.7135%)

Venezuela’s Official Exchange Rate Climbs: June 30, 2025

The Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) released the official exchange rate for June 30, 2025, revealing a notable shift in the nation’s financial landscape. This update is crucial for anyone involved in the Venezuelan economy, offering a benchmark for transactions and economic planning.

Exchange Rate Update: Key Figures

The BCV’s rate, as of June 30, 2025, stood at 107.6245 Bs/USD. This represents a rise of Bs. +0.7625 (+0.7135%) compared to the preceding day. This figure is determined from a weighted average of daily transactions conducted by participating banking institutions’ exchange tables.

The annual accumulated exchange rate variation is at +55.69 bolivars, a +107.2312% increase. Compared to June 28, 2024, the increase is +71.216 bolivars (+195.6027%). The value date for this report is Monday, June 30, 2025.

Comparative Currency Rates

Here are the primary exchange rates relative to the BCV rate as of June 30, 2025:

Euro symbol

EUR: 126.19295498

BCV exchange rate June 30, 2025: 107,6245 BS/USD (+0.7135%)
Yuan symbol

CNY: 15.00997182

Turkish lira symbol
Turkish lira symbol

TRY: 2.6988081

Rublo symbol
Rublo symbol

RUB: 1.37108784

Banking System Rates

Here’s a look at the rates from the banking system on June 27, 2025:

Indicator date Banco Buy Sale
27/06/2025 Banesco 106.3437 108.3145
27/06/2025 Provincial BBVA 107.2919 107.8781
27/06/2025 Plaza Bank 106.7388 106.9467
27/06/2025 Mercantile Bank 106.8851 107.9000
27/06/2025 Sofitasa Bank 106.8136 107.1565
27/06/2025 Other institutions 107.1784 108.3368

Staying Informed

The BCV exchange rate offers a baseline for financial operations, pricing, and economic strategies. Keeping current with daily updates aids in making better financial choices in Venezuela.

According to recent reports, the inflation rate in Venezuela continues to impact the economy, underscoring the importance of tracking exchange rate fluctuations (IMF Data).

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