This is how the price of foreign exchange in Cuba dawns today in the informal market. Official BCC rates

This Tuesday, April 8, this is how the price of currencies in Cuba looks today in the informal market, according to the morning report from the El Toque media outlet. We also report on the status of the official rates of the US dollar, Canadian dollar, euro, British pound, Australian dollar, Mexican pesos, etc.

The informal currency market in Cuba It continues to set the pace for thousands of Cubans who need to access foreign currencies outside the official banking system that practically offers nothing in their exchange houses. Currency exchange office. 

This Tuesday, April 8, 2025, the price of the US dollar (USD), the euro (EUR), the MLC, and the Canadian dollar (CAD) maintains a stable trend in the black market, with slight variations that reflect the current economic behavior of the island.

In the cuban informal market, the price of dollar (USD) is located today in 360 Cuban pesos (CUP), a figure that reflects the strong demand for this currency in the face of scarcity in official exchange houses.

For its part, the euro (EUR) is quoted at 365 CUP, once again surpassing the dollar as the most expensive currency, making it a more coveted option for those traveling to Europe or having financial commitments in that region.

The Convertible Free Currency (CFC), widely used for purchases in state stores, is located in 265 CUP, staying below the dollar and the euro, but equally essential for purchasing basic goods and appliances.

Meanwhile, according to Touch, regarding the Canadian dollar (CAD), its value in the informal market is set today at 227 CUC, reflecting a slight stability compared to previous weeks.

This behavior of currencies occurs in a context of economic uncertainty, inflation, and restrictions on access to foreign currencies through official channels. Therefore, many Cubans resort to black market for currency exchange, looking for better rates and greater availability.

It is important to note that the prices reflected here are indicative of the value of currencies in the market. Cuba's informal market and may vary depending on the province, local demand, and other factors.

How are currencies behaving at the Cuban Central Bank (BCC) this Tuesday?