Costa Rica, Saturday 16 January 2010


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Dollar Drops Almost ˘20 Colones In Week's Trading

The exchange rate this morning is almost ˘20 colones less than opening Monday morning, dropping to ˘552.43 for the buy and ˘562.75 for the sell today to Monday's ˘572.06 and ˘582.21, respectively.

During the first week of the year, the dollar jumped ˘11 colones from the decline closing 2009.

The drop is blame on too many dollars in the market which coincides usually with the payment of salaries on the 15th and 30th of the month, as many businesses trade their dollar reserves for colones to pay their employees.

Economists say that there is no need for alamr, as the swing in the exchange rate is part of the normal part of business and well within the exchange bands set by the Banco Central de Costa Rica (BCCR) - Central Bank, which maintians a floor of ˘500 colones and a ceiling of ˘600.
 
 

 

 

 

 


 
 

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