Price of the dollar today, January 30: Exchange rate in Honduras, Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua…

The U.S. dollar starts the week with a slight upward trend.

The performance of the greenback is result of the expectations around the next decisions of the Central Banks. As for the United States, The Federal Reserve will announce its monetary policy stance this Wednesday, February 1; while the Banks of Europe and England will do the same on Thursday, February 2.

Experts on the subject anticipate that interest rates continue to rise; However, with inflation receding, there is some uncertainty about “the expectations of the institutions regarding the future trajectory of interest rates”, according to investing.com, renowned website specialized in finance; well there are those who bet on a slowdown in the increases.

In the American Union, an increase of 25 basis points is expected; while In Europe everything indicates that the next increase will be 0.5 percent and in In England the opinion is ambivalent between those who bet on an increase of 25 and 50 base points.

“Indications continue to emerge that the views of the markets and the Fed are increasingly apart at the moment. The Fed —and, therefore, the ECB— never tires of insisting that the course is correct, but there is still a long way to go until inflation falls below 2%”says Frank Sohlleder, an analyst at ActivTradesin a note to clients collected by the aforementioned financial medium.

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Price of the dollar today, January 30: Exchange rate in Honduras, Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua…

Then, How much is the US dollar today, Monday January 30, in Mexico and part of Central America, according to the most recent update of Investing.com.

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