The Central Bank of the Dominican Republic published the reference prices for the purchase and sale of the dollar for this Tuesday, July 14, as follows:
Financial institutions presented a purchase rate of RD$57.51 and a sale rate of RD$60.35.
When comparing these figures with the previous day’s report, a mixed performance is observed: a slight daily appreciation for the peso of 0.04% in the purchase rate, while the selling rate recorded a marginal depreciation of 0.06%.
In the remittance and exchange agent sector, the dollar was quoted at a purchase rate of RD$58.35 and a selling rate of RD$59.55.
In this segment, the daily appreciation of the local currency was 0.05% for buying, with a slight depreciation of 0.08% for selling compared to the previous day.
This exchange rate stability remains a determining factor for the Dominican economy, contributing to inflation control and alleviating the cost of imported goods.



