NewzOn October 6, the Dominican peso experienced a significant depreciation against both the U.S. dollar and the euro in the Dominican Republic. At the close of market operations, the U.S. dollar was valued at 60.36 Dominican pesos, marking a 4.52% increase from the previous closing price of 57.75 pesos. Simultaneously, the euro rose to 67.99 Dominican pesos, reflecting a 4.61% increase from the prior day's rate of 64.99 pesos.
These shifts follow a broader trend of currency appreciation for both foreign denominations within the region. Data indicates that over the preceding week, the euro recorded a 3.97% gain, while the U.S. dollar also maintained an upward trajectory during the same period.
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