The Central Bank of the Dominican Republic published the reference prices for the purchase and sale of the euro for this Thursday, July 16, as follows:
In financial entities, the euro closed with a purchase rate of RD$65.73 and a selling rate of RD$69.63.
Compared to the previous day, the currency experienced a slight appreciation in the purchase rate (-0.01%), but depreciated by 0.33% in the selling rate.
At Remittance and Exchange agents, the rates were RD$66.81 for purchase and RD$68.71 for sale.
Both rates reflected a daily depreciation of 0.31% and 0.72%, respectively.
When analyzing the euro’s performance over longer timeframes, the data reveals a significant loss of value of the European currency against the Dominican peso.
The most drastic drop is observed when comparing it with the close of the previous year. In financial institutions, the euro has lost 10.26% of its purchase value (compared to 72.4848 at the close of 2025) and 10.28% in sales
Change agents report a similar trend with depreciations of 9.58% and 9.55%.

