The peso depreciates 27 cents against the dollar
11 mayo, 2020
The peso closed the session with a depreciation of 1.15% or 27.2 cents, trading around 23.92 pesos per dollar, as a consequence of a strengthening
The peso closed the session with a depreciation of 1.15% or 27.2 cents, trading around 23.92 pesos per dollar, as a consequence of a strengthening
The peso begins the session with a depreciation of 1.34% or 31.7 cents, trading around 23.97 pesos per dollar, before a general strengthening of the
China registered exports of gantry cranes worth $ 116 million in 2019, thus remaining the world leader in external sales of these products. Gantry cranes
With 25.7 million units, China led the world’s largest producers of cars, commercial and passenger vehicles in 2019. However, Chinese production registered a 7.5% year-on-year
Colombian coffee exports totaled 2,273 million dollars in 2019, a 0.2% year-on-year drop, according to statistics from the Banco de la República. Colombia ranks as
The world’s customs are increasing the use of scanning technologies to inspect goods crossing borders as new risks have increased, such as the COVID-19 pandemic,
The peso closed the session with a depreciation of 1.15% or 27.2 cents, trading around 23.92 pesos per dollar, as a consequence of a strengthening
The peso begins the session with a depreciation of 1.34% or 31.7 cents, trading around 23.97 pesos per dollar, before a general strengthening of the
China registered exports of gantry cranes worth $ 116 million in 2019, thus remaining the world leader in external sales of these products. Gantry cranes
With 25.7 million units, China led the world’s largest producers of cars, commercial and passenger vehicles in 2019. However, Chinese production registered a 7.5% year-on-year
Colombian coffee exports totaled 2,273 million dollars in 2019, a 0.2% year-on-year drop, according to statistics from the Banco de la República. Colombia ranks as
The world’s customs are increasing the use of scanning technologies to inspect goods crossing borders as new risks have increased, such as the COVID-19 pandemic,