- The Dollar Index (DXY) rises 0.17% on Wednesday, reaching two-week highs.
- The Dollar falls 0.77% against the Costa Rican Colon, reaching lows not seen since April 25 at 501.2696.
- The US CPI rises to 2.7% year-on-year in November, in line with market expectations.
The Dollar Index (DXY) is up 0.14% today, currently trading above 106.55. The DXY marks its fourth consecutive day of gains, reaching two-week highs not seen since November 27 at 106.81.
Price of the Dollar today December 11 in Honduras, Nicaragua, Guatemala, El Salvador and Costa Rica
Price of the Dollar in Honduras
Buy: 24.8512 Sell: 25.8022
Price of the Dollar in Guatemala
Buy: 7.5061 Sell: 7.8865
Price of the Dollar in Costa Rica
Buy: 487.96 Sell: 514.58
Price of the Dollar in El Salvador
Buy: 8.5124 Sell: 8.9689
Price of the Dollar in Nicaragua
Buy: 36.2798 Sell: 37.2308
Dollar Index rises after the release of US inflation data
The DXY maintains a bullish outlook, marking its fourth consecutive day on the rise, rising 0.17% daily, trading at 106.61 at the time of writing. The United States Consumer Price Index stood at 2.7% year-on-year in November, in line with analysts’ projections. On the other hand, underlying inflation that does not consider food or energy, did not present any variation compared to the previous period, standing at 3.3% in the same period, meeting market expectations.
Source: Fx Street
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