It may cause fraud or crime The Peruvian currency is the legal currency of the Republic of Peru in South America. The Peruvian government was issued in 1985. Peru's currency in China is not a circulating currency in China, and banks will not be converted. On December 18, 1946, the Peruvian government first stipulated that Sol's gold content was 0.136719 grams, and the official exchange rate was $ 1 exchanged for 6.50 Sol. 1949 The government was abolished with gold content and official exchange rates, and the dual exchange rate system was used. In May 17, 1960, the foreign exchange syndrome system is abolished, the official, single free market exchange rate is implemented, and foreign exchange control is canceled. In September 10, 1967, the Central Bank stopped buying and selling in the foreign exchange market, and no longer maintained a sale price of 26.80-26.85 Solg to $ 1, and he was free to float.
It may cause fraud or crime
The Peruvian currency is the legal currency of the Republic of Peru in South America. The Peruvian government was issued in 1985. Peru's currency in China is not a circulating currency in China, and banks will not be converted.
On December 18, 1946, the Peruvian government first stipulated that Sol's gold content was 0.136719 grams, and the official exchange rate was $ 1 exchanged for 6.50 Sol.
1949 The government was abolished with gold content and official exchange rates, and the dual exchange rate system was used.
In May 17, 1960, the foreign exchange syndrome system is abolished, the official, single free market exchange rate is implemented, and foreign exchange control is canceled.
In September 10, 1967, the Central Bank stopped buying and selling in the foreign exchange market, and no longer maintained a sale price of 26.80-26.85 Solg to $ 1, and he was free to float.