According to the survey of Focuseconomics, which groups projections of more than 40 banks and consultants, the official dollar would close 2025 to $ 1355.8.
According to the survey of Focuseconomics, which groups projections of more than 40 banks and consultants, The official dollar would close 2025 to $ 1355.8 and 2026 to $ 1589.8, in the midst of a bull pressure that came back to turn since July.
The numbers arise from a focusonomics report that brings together estimates of more than 40 local and international consultants and international consultants anticipates that the official dollar could close 2025 at $ 1355.8, in a context of renewed exchange pressure after the rise recorded in July.
“Both exchange rates (both the officer and the parallel) are expected to weaken by the end of the year. Focuseconomics panelists expect the weight to end 2025 to $ 1355.8 per dollar and 2026 to $ 1589.8 per dollar”warns the report.
Consultant by consultant: What projection each one does
The projections of banks and consultants on the price of the official dollar for the next few years already draw a scenario of moderate but sustained devaluation. According to a recent survey, the average forecasts by 2025 is located around $ 1.37, while by 2026 climbs almost $ 1.60, although with marked differences between estimates.
For next year, among the most conservative consultants are CREDICORP CAPITAL ($ 1,150), Econometric ($ 1,164), Pecco Economics ($ 1,229) and E2 Economics ($ 1,245). These firms anticipate an exchange rate just above the current value, which would imply an still controlled exchange policy.
In contrast, higher estimates by 2025 come from Empiria Consultores ($ 1,516), Oxford Economics ($ 1,504), Invecq Consulting ($ 1,500), Economics Capital ($ 1,500) and LCG ($ 1,450). They are followed Econviews ($ 1,453), Balances ($ 1,440) and ANALYTICS ($ 1,434), which marks a more depreciative vision of the weight.
But it is around 2026 where the most notorious differences appear. Oxford Economics projects a dollar of $ 2,092, while Mapfre Economics places it at $ 2.314, leading the ranking. They follow him Balances ($ 1,925), Econviews ($ 1,801), Economics and invecq capital (both with $ 1,800). Meanwhile, Eco Go It is also positioned with one of the highest projections: $ 1,796.
On the opposite side, the most moderate forecasts by 2026 are those of Pecco Economics ($ 1,246), CREDICORP CAPITAL ($ 1,250) and Econometric ($ 1,300), followed by VDC Consultant ($ 1,399) and Quantum Finance ($ 1,394).
Source: Ambito
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