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BCV Dollar Rate: Venezuela Exchange Rates Update (Nov 7)

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor November 8, 2025

written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

BCV Sets Bolivar–Dollar Rate at 228.47 Today, November 7

Caracas‌ – ‍The Central Bank⁢ of Venezuela ⁢(BCV)⁣ announced ‌today, Friday, November 7, a new official exchange rate of 228.47 bolivars per U.S. dollar. This ⁢marks a shift in the benchmark rate used for various economic transactions within the‌ country.

The BCV also published an updated euro⁢ exchange rate, rising to⁣ 263.29 ⁢bolivars. These rates, steadfast as a weighted average of daily banking operations, impact businesses, importers,‍ and individuals relying⁢ on official exchange⁣ rates for financial⁢ planning.Other currencies tracked by the ‌BCV ‍include the Chinese yuan (CNY) at 32.09⁣ bolivars, the‌ Turkish Lira (TRY) at 5.42⁣ bolivars, and the Russian Ruble (RUB) at 2.81 bolivars. The ⁤BCV’s publication of these rates ⁣aims to ‍provide clarity in Venezuela’s ⁢exchange process amid ongoing economic fluctuations.

November 8, 2025 0 comments

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Title: BCV Dollar & DolarToday: Dollar Price in Venezuela Today (Oct 8)

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor October 9, 2025

written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Venezuela’s Dollar Exchange Rates: BCV and DolarToday on October 8, 2025

Caracas, Venezuela – ⁤As of 06:00 AM local⁢ time on October 8, 2025, the exchange rate ⁤between ⁤the Bolívar Soberano (BCV) and the US dollar in Venezuela continues to be a⁢ focal point‌ for citizens and businesses navigating the ‌nation’s complex economic landscape. Both the official rate published by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) and the widely referenced, though unofficial, DolarToday platform are being closely monitored.

Fluctuations in the dollar exchange rate directly impact the purchasing power of Venezuelans,influencing prices of goods,services,and fuel,and affecting the overall cost of living. The BCV rate is crucial for state transactions and regulated imports, while DolarToday often reflects ⁤market sentiment and ‌is used as a benchmark for many‌ private transactions. Understanding the difference‌ between these rates is vital for individuals⁣ and companies⁣ operating within the Venezuelan economy.

Currently, the BCV official exchange rate‍ stands at 36.34 Bolivars per‍ 1 US dollar. Simultaneously occurring, DolarToday reports a rate of 41.78 Bolivars per 1 US dollar as of 05:58 AM‍ local time on October 8,⁣ 2025. This disparity ⁣highlights the parallel exchange ‍rate system operating in Venezuela, a outcome of currency‌ controls and economic instability.

The BCV has implemented measures to manage ⁣the exchange rate, including periodic interventions in ⁣the foreign exchange market. However,the unofficial rate on platforms like DolarToday often reflects supply and demand dynamics,influenced by factors such as oil prices,political developments,and investor confidence. Venezuelans continue to ‍grapple with⁣ hyperinflation ⁣and economic hardship, making access to reliable exchange rate information ⁢essential for ‌daily financial decisions.

October 9, 2025 0 comments

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Title: Dollar in Venezuela: BCV, Dolartody & Monitor Prices (September 15)

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 16, 2025

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Venezuela‘s BCV Dollar and Dolartoday Rates on September 15, 2025

Caracas, Venezuela – As of September 15, 2025, the official exchange rate of the Bolívar Soberano (BCV) against the U.S.dollar stands at 36.33 BsS, according to the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV). Together,the widely-referenced,independent rate reported by Dolartoday is 40.77 BsS per dollar. This disparity continues to shape economic activity and purchasing power within Venezuela.

The divergence between the official BCV rate and the Dolartoday rate is a key indicator of Venezuela’s complex economic landscape. The BCV rate is controlled by the government and used for certain official transactions, while Dolartoday reflects rates observed in the parallel market, heavily influencing the price of goods and services for most Venezuelans. This dual-rate system impacts businesses, consumers, and the overall stability of the nation’s economy. The gap between the two rates has fluctuated throughout 2025, influenced by factors including oil prices, government policies, and international financial conditions.

Dolartoday’s rate on September 15 represents a slight increase from the previous day, reflecting ongoing demand for dollars amidst persistent economic challenges. the BCV has intermittently intervened in the foreign exchange market to manage the official rate, but the parallel market continues to operate with notable autonomy. Venezuelans routinely consult Dolartoday to gauge the real value of their Bolívares and make informed financial decisions.

September 16, 2025 0 comments