**Exchange Rates in Tijuana**
Thursday, August 8, 2024
Photo by Carlos Luna
Reported by Lina García
In Tijuana, the dollar is positioned this Thursday with a buying rate in the range of $18.25, and a selling price that falls between $18.76. It is important to note that the exchange rate may vary at different locations throughout the city.
Here are the specific rates from various banks in Mexico:
– Citibanamex: Buy at $16.51, Sell at $17.47
– Banco del Bajío: Buy at $16.60, Sell at $17.90
– Banorte: Buy at $15.90, Sell at $17.35
– HSBC: Buy at $16.71, Sell at $17.44
– BBVA Bancomer: Buy at $19.83, Sell at $20.73
– Scotiabank: Buy at $16.71, Sell at $17.41
– Inbursa: Buy at $16.30, Sell at $18.00
– Santander: Buy at $19.53, Sell at $21.06
– Banregio: Buy at $19.20, Sell at $20.70
– Banco Azteca: Buy at $20.15, Sell at $20.89
– BanCoppel: Buy at $16.50, Sell at $17.43
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The dollar trends indicate that the buying rate in Tijuana remains steady around $18.25, while the selling rate is mostly around $18.76, though it can vary.
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