This Sunday, September 22, dawns in Cuba with the rise of a currency quoted in the informal market, according to the daily report of the media El Toque. Below we show this information and the official exchange rates of the Central Bank (BCC).
As usual, Directorio Cubano provides you with the daily update of the exchange rates both in the official market (Central Bank and Cadeca) and in the informal market, according to the morning report of the aforementioned alternative media.
In recent days, the informal exchange market has shown a stable trend, as reported. However, in the middle of this week, a slight drop was observed in the value of the Freely Convertible Currency (MLC), the virtual currency used on the island.
According to El Toque’s daily report, the Cuban informal market has not experienced major fluctuations lately.
Canadian dollar price on Cuba’s black market rises
This Sunday in September, the main currencies remained unchanged, which represents a relief for the “average Cuban.” Although the Canadian dollar did rise in price on the black market, due to the increase in the number of Canadian tourists to the island, its main market.
Both the euro and the dollar remain stable, with the former at 330 CUP and the latter at 320 CUP. The MLC, for its part, has registered a slight decline, accumulating a loss of five pesos in recent days, standing today at 270 CUP.
But the Canadian dollar did increase its value, according to this morning report. Right now, on average, it is bought and sold at 212.50 pesos, more than seven steps up from yesterday. Meanwhile, at the Central Bank (BCC) the same currency is bought at 88 Cuban pesos.
The US dollar remains at 120 Cuban pesos and the euro in the European zone is bought at 133 pesos in national banks.
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