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Euro Exchange Rates in the Dominican Republic – Tuesday, 10 November 2026 The Central Bank of the Dominican Republic released the reference rates for buying and selling the euro on Tuesday, 10 November 2026. In the banking sector and financial institutions, the average rates were: – Purchase: RD$66.43 (down from RD$66.48 the previous day) – Sale: RD$70.76 (down from RD$70.84 the previous day) At currency exchange and remittance agents, the spread between purchase and sale was narrower: – Purchase: RD$67.27 (down from RD$67.17 the previous day) – Sale: RD$69.10 (down from RD$69.25 the previous day) The euro continues to trend lower compared with its closing level at the end of 2025 and the same period of the previous year. The Dominican peso has appreciated at bank counters, with a cumulative gain of 9.11% in the purchase rate (from RD$72.48) and 8.53% in the sale rate (from RD$76.79). Article source: De Ultimo Minuto | Image credit: De Ultimo Minuto
Euro Exchange Rates in the Dominican Republic – Tuesday, 10 November 2026 The Central Bank of the Dominican Republic released the reference rates for buying and selling the euro on Tuesday, 10 November 2026. In the banking sector and financial institutions, the average rates were: – Purchase: RD$66.43 (down from RD$66.48 the previous day) – Sale: RD$70.76 (down from RD$70.84 the previous day) At currency exchange and remittance agents, the spread between purchase and sale was narrower: – Purchase: RD$67.27 (down from RD$67.17 the previous day) – Sale: RD$69.10 (down from RD$69.25 the previous day) The euro continues to trend lower compared with its closing level at the end of 2025 and the same period of the previous year. The Dominican peso has appreciated at bank counters, with a cumulative gain of 9.11% in the purchase rate (from RD$72.48) and 8.53% in the sale rate (from RD$76.79).
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