Brief
The Central Bank of Venezuela published the official exchange-rate quotations applicable to commercial transactions on August 11 through its authorized channels. The source does not include the quoted values or compare them with earlier rates. It therefore confirms the release of the day’s formal foreign-exchange reference but offers no evidence about the magnitude or direction of currency movements or any divergence from other market rates.
Because the BCV says these quotations apply to commercial transactions, the August 11 rates directly shape the bolívar value used in those operations. However, the absence of actual figures means this item alone cannot indicate depreciation, currency stability or changing foreign-exchange pressure.
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Banking · Diario Primicia
Aug 10, 2026
Watch the BCV’s next published quotation and the underlying August 11 values, comparing them with the previous official rates to establish the pace and direction of any exchange-rate adjustment.