Bolivarian Currency Exchange Rate – January 13, 2026
- The exchange rate BCV as of January 13, 2026 published by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) was set at 330.3751 Bs/USD representing an increase of Bs.
- With the publication of the BCV exchange rate, the aim is to offer an official reference to the foreign exchange market in Venezuela.It is importent to monitor these...
- The accumulated annual variation of the exchange rate is +278.4406 bolivars (+536.138%).
The exchange rate BCV as of January 13, 2026 published by the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) was set at 330.3751 Bs/USD representing an increase of Bs. +4.9857 (+1.5322%) compared to the previous day.This rate arises from the weighted average of daily operations carried out by the exchange tables of participating banking institutions.
With the publication of the BCV exchange rate, the aim is to offer an official reference to the foreign exchange market in Venezuela.It is importent to monitor these updates daily to understand the evolution of the official exchange rate.
Evolution of the BCV exchange rate as of January 13, 2026
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Exchange rate variation:
The accumulated annual variation of the exchange rate is +278.4406 bolivars (+536.138%). Compared to January 14, 2025 (Reference date), the increase is +276.496 bolivars (+513.1786%).
On the same day last year the accumulated annual variation had been +49.9537%.
Settlement date: Tuesday, January 13, 2026.
Colombian Peso Exchange Rate - January 9, 2026
On January 9, 2026, the Colombian Peso (COP) traded at 329.9503 COP for one US dollar when purchasing, and 330.0816 COP for one US dollar when selling,according to data from Banco Nacional de Crédito BNC.
These rates represent the mid-market exchange rate offered by BNC, a major Colombian financial institution. Exchange rates fluctuate constantly based on a variety of economic factors, including inflation, interest rates, political stability, and global market conditions. The difference between the purchase (tasa compra) and sale (tasa venta) rates represents the bankS margin.
For further details on BNC’s exchange rates and services, you can visit their official website. While a direct link to the daily rate archive isn’t available, facts can be found through their exchange rate services page.
Ancient Context & Recent Trends
The Colombian Peso has experienced volatility in recent years, influenced by fluctuations in oil prices (a major Colombian export) and global economic uncertainty. In 2025, the peso generally strengthened against the US dollar due to increased foreign investment and a relatively stable political climate. However,these trends can shift rapidly.
According to a report by Banco de la República (Colombia’s central bank), the average exchange rate for December 2025 was 328.50 COP per USD. This indicates a slight depreciation of the peso against the dollar in the first week of January 2026.
Factors Influencing the Exchange Rate
Several key factors impact the COP/USD exchange rate. These include Colombia’s monetary policy, as set by Banco de la República, and the Federal Reserve’s policies in the United States. Changes in interest rates, inflation expectations, and economic growth forecasts all play a role.
The price of crude oil is particularly critically important for the Colombian economy. Colombia is a major oil exporter, and higher oil prices generally lead to a stronger peso. Conversely, lower oil prices can put downward pressure on the currency. You can find current oil price data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
Were to Find More Information
For up-to-date exchange rates from other Colombian banks, you can consult the following resources:
For official economic data and analysis, refer to the publications of Banco de la República: Banco de la República.