### Current Exchange Rates in Tijuana
**Tijuana** – This Tuesday, the US dollar is positioned in the range of $18.70 for purchase, while the selling price is between $19.10 pesos, varying depending on the location in the city.
### Bank Exchange Rates:
– **Citibanamex**: Purchase $19.19, Sale $20.32
– **Banco del Bajío**: Purchase $18.90, Sale $20.50
– **Banorte**: Purchase $18.60, Sale $20.15
– **HSBC**: Purchase $18.85, Sale $20.32
– **BBVA Bancomer**: Purchase $18.84, Sale $20.11
– **Scotiabank**: Purchase $17.00, Sale $20.80
– **Inbursa**: Purchase $19.20, Sale $20.20
– **Santander**: Purchase $18.70, Sale $20.40
– **Banregio**: Purchase $18.30, Sale $20.30
– **Banco Azteca**: Purchase $18.45, Sale $20.15
– **BanCoppel**: Purchase $18.87, Sale $20.35
The exchange rates can slightly vary depending on the specific location in the city.
### Secondary Article: Economic Update
### Continued Crackdowns on Illegal Sale of Medical Passes
Authorities are maintaining rigorous checks against the illegal sale of medical passes, which are reportedly being sold for over $150 USD.
### Economic Outlook
Experts anticipate that the economic downturn experienced in both Mexico and the United States may ease by March.
### Restaurant Industry Challenges in Tijuana
The National Chamber of the Restaurant and Seasoned Food Industry (CANIRAC) has observed a decline in sales leading to the closure and transfer of several restaurants in the city.
### Airbnb Regulation in Baja California
According to the Secretary of Tourism, Airbnb operations are regulated in Baja California, though Tijuana lags in establishing specific lodging regulations. Despite this, the city remains a key investment area for the hotel industry. However, feedback suggests that Airbnb’s current standards do not fully align with established quality norms.
### Weather Update
Tijuana starts the day with an overcast sky, which is expected to clear up as the day progresses. The maximum temperature recorded is 26°C.
### Tijuana News Highlights
– **Ismael Burgueño** takes office as the mayor of Tijuana, outlining four guiding principles for his administration’s programs.
– For those traveling to the USA via the SENTRI line, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has announced an increase in tariffs starting October 1st.
– The president of Aimo has stated that growth in Baja California has been driven predominantly by the expansion of existing plants rather than new investments.
– **Román Cota** takes office as the mayor of Tecate, revealing twenty strategic programs, including the “Tecate al 100” project.
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