US Dollar Price in Peru: Exchange Rate Today, September 13

Official References and Opening Rates

The opening rate for the foreign currency via Bloomberg at the start of Sunday, September 13, 2026, stood at S/3,3633, according to La República’s reporting. Concurrently, official reference figures provided by the Superintendencia Nacional de Aduanas y de Administración Tributaria (Sunat) pegged the daily exchange rate at S/3,363 for buying and S/3,371 for selling. The divergence between buying and selling prices, commonly known as the spread, fluctuates depending on the financial institution or exchange channel used. The spread represents the difference between the amount an entity pays to acquire US dollars and what it charges to release them into circulation.

Commercial Bank Rates Across Peru

Commercial banks throughout Peru published distinct figures for transactions involving the US currency on September 13, 2026. Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP) reported a buying price of S/3,525 and a selling price of S/3,540, according to data gathered by La República. Other major institutions registered wider spreads for retail transactions on the same date. Interbank listed the currency at S/3,493 for buying and S/3,576 for selling. The state-owned Banco de la Nación posted a buying rate of S/3,480 alongside a selling rate of S/3,600. BBVA established its buying rate at S/3,468 and its selling rate at S/3,608, while Scotiabank recorded S/3,519 for purchases and S/3,558 for sales.