Mexico.- The price of the dollar in Mexico showed a decrease in its value in the purchase and sale in the windows of the country, because the exchange rate in national average on Tuesday, June 29, registered a decrease of $ 0.0084 pesos less than yesterday, (The price of the dollar this June 27, 2021). The U.S. dollar presents an average value in the exchange rate this morning at the points of sale and purchase in Mexico, this Tuesday, June 29, of $19.7882 Mexican pesos.
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The variables of the dollar have maintained a lack of control in its value in the banks of Mexico, one of the main ones are the effects that the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus pandemic has brought to the global economy.Read more: AMLO will offer report for the 3rd year of the “historical and democratic triumph”Throughout the world, the price of the dollar has been changing, in one of the most important currencies because it is considered universal, raiding almost all the economies of the planet.
However, each bank in Mexico presents a variable value in the purchase and sale of dollars in the territory of the Republic.The price of the U.S. dollar in the purchase, is averaged in window at $ 19.5689.
While its window value per sale is averaged at $ 20.0076.Así is the price of the dollar in some of the banks of Mexico.
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For payments of obligations in official institutions is valued at $ 19,793 Mexican pesos. In the SAT it is valued at $ 19.8027.Dollar / peso:
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