Venezuelan Bolivar Weakens Slightly Against US Dollar
Central Bank Rate Shows Minor Increase in Latest Exchange
The Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) set the official exchange rate at 111,4186 Bs/USD on July 7, 2025. This represents a slight increase, prompting continued monitoring from economic analysts.
Key Development
According to the BCV, the bolivar experienced a marginal increase of Bs. +0,8617, or +0,7794%, compared to the previous day’s rate. The rate reflects the weighted average from currency exchange desks of participating banks.
The annual accumulated variation of the exchange rate is +59,4841 Bolivars (+114,5368%). Relative to July 4, 2024, there’s an increase of +74,9407 bolivars (+205,4414%). Last year on the same date, the annual accumulated variation was +1,5235%.
Comparative Rates
Here are some comparative rates versus the bolivar as of July 7, 2025:
EUR: 131,23885475
CNY: 15,5532197
TRY: 2,79729054
RUB: 1,41338201
Banking System Rates
Informative rates from the banking system (BS/USD) as of 04/07/2025:
- Banesco: Buy 110,5096 / Sale 111,5105
- BNC National Credit Bank: Buy 109,9933 / Sale 112,5370
- Provincial BBVA: Buy 110,8902 / Sale 111,7375
- Exterior Bank: Buy 110,5580 / Sale 111,1754
- R4: Buy 112,5938 / Sale 110,6297
- Other institutions: Buy 111,0414 / Sale 112,0733
Historical Data and Further Information
For historical data and further information, consult the BCV daily exchange rate here. Also, compare the dollar rate across Latin America here, and view exchange rates by country here.
As currency fluctuations continue, experts recommend close monitoring. Recent data from the World Bank indicates that emerging economies with volatile exchange rates often face increased inflationary pressures (World Bank, 2025).
The BCV exchange rate remains a key reference point for financial operations and economic planning in Venezuela; therefore, staying informed through daily updates is crucial for informed financial decisions.
