- The Dollar Index (DXY) marginally retreats 0.02% on the day after reaching more than two-week highs of 107.18.
- The Dollar falls 0.12% against the Salvadoran Colón, remaining within the range of the previous session.
- Investors’ attention will be on the Fed’s interest rate decision due next Wednesday.
The Dollar Index (DXY) does not register significant changes today, currently trading at 107.00. The DXY remains calm ahead of key economic data that will unfold over the next week, including the S&P services PMI, retail sales and the Fed’s interest rate decision.
Price of the Dollar today December 13 in Honduras, Nicaragua, Guatemala, El Salvador and Costa Rica
Price of the Dollar in Honduras
Buy: 24.8723 Sell: 25.8523
Price of the Dollar in Guatemala
Buy: 7.5093 Sell: 7.8905
Price of the Dollar in Costa Rica
Buy: 490.48 Sell: 517.17
Price of the Dollar in El Salvador
Buy: 8.5176 Sell: 8.975
Price of the Dollar in Nicaragua
Buy: 36.3073 Sell: 37.2603
Dollar Index Remains Calm Ahead of Next Week’s Economic Data
The DXY concludes the week with a marginal daily decline of 0.2%, currently trading above 107.00. The United States economic agenda considers the S&P Global services PMI, retail sales and the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision for next week. Investors expect a cut of 25 basis points in the reference rate to place it at 4.50%, from 4.75%.
Source: Fx Street
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