Dollar in Peru: Exchange Rate Update – October 30, 2025
Lima, Peru – The Peruvian Sol continues to fluctuate against the US dollar, with current exchange rates varying across financial institutions as of October 30, 2025.Understanding these rates is crucial for businesses, travelers, and individuals engaging in international transactions. The Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP) closely monitors these movements, influencing monetary policy and overall economic stability.
Today’s rates show a purchase price ranging from S/3.3050 (Scotiabank) to S/3.525 (BBVA), while the sale price ranges from S/3.412 (Interbank) to S/3.540 (BBVA). Specifically, Interbank offers a purchase rate of S/3,372 and a sale rate of S/3,412. BBVA lists a purchase rate of S/3,525 and a sale rate of S/3,540. Bank of the Nation’s rates are S/3.3200 for purchase and S/3.4500 for sale, and Scotiabank’s are S/3.3050 and S/3.4850, respectively.
Looking ahead, the BCRP’s Macroeconomic Expectations Survey projects the exchange rate to close 2025 at S/3.75 per dollar. Forecasts for 2026 anticipate a range of S/3.75 to S/3.78 per dollar, with a slight variability expected in 2027, estimating between S/3.75 and S/3.80 per dollar. Recent adjustments indicate a slight downward correction in the next 12 months,with the average forecast shifting from S/3.76 in Febuary to S/3.75 in March. These projections are key indicators for market prospects and are published in the BCRP Weekly note.
