How does the exchange rate of the dollar, Canadian dollar, euro, and freely convertible currency (MLC) in Cuba look this Saturday morning? This is the informal exchange rate according to the morning monitoring by the media El Toque and the official rate according to the Central Bank (BCC).
As every morning, the media El Touch Publishes the exchange rates of various currencies in the Cuban black market, such as the US dollar, Canadian dollar, euro from the European zone, and the MLC, a Cuban virtual currency used for online transfers and purchasing basic products in stores across the country designated for them.
According to this information, this Saturday the market wakes up with stability In its informal values. The US dollar is bought and sold at an average of 360 Cuban pesos, and the euro is even higher by 10 Cuban pesos, meaning it is bought and sold at 370 pesos.
While the Canadian dollar, which comes mainly from tourism from that country and is the main source of visitors to the island's hotels, is bought and sold on the street for 230 Cuban pesos, much more than in official exchange offices (CADECA). Finally, the MLC is bought and sold today for 260 Cuban pesos.
This is how the exchange rate in the informal market in Cuba looks this Saturday, April 12.
Official exchange rate in Cuba today Saturday
Meanwhile, there are hardly any changes in the official exchange rate of the Central Bank of the island, which sets the rates for this weekend. According to its official website, the Australian dollar is exchanged for just over 74 pesos, the Mexican peso for just over 5 Cuban pesos, and the British pound for just over 156 pesos.
The US dollar is exchanged as usual at 120 Cuban pesos, while the euro today opens at BCC at 135 pesos and the Canadian dollar at just over 86 Cuban pesos. The Swiss franc is at 146 pesos.