Dollar today in Chile

Page updated Friday 13/11 at 15:03 (Chile time) · observed dollar in force since 13/11/2026

The price of the dollar in Chilean pesos, with official data from the Central Bank of Chile.

1 dollar = $ 992,48

observed dollar in force

Banco Central de Chile calculates the observed USD rate from formal foreign-exchange transactions each business day, for application on the next business day. It is a reference for contracts, taxes and customs. Retail buying and selling prices can differ.

Observed dollarValue$ 992,48▲ +0,81%effective since 13/11

What each one is: dollar types in Chile.

How the dollar moved in Chile

PeriodChangeFrom
Last 7 days+2,22%since $ 970,94 (06/11/2026)
In November (vs. the October close)-0,07%since $ 993,22 (30/10/2026)
Last 30 days+1,19%since $ 980,79 (14/10/2026)
In 2026 (vs. the 2025 close)+8,92%since $ 911,18 (30/12/2025)
Last year+6,45%since $ 932,37 (13/11/2025)

Changes in the Central Bank of Chile's observed dollar. “In November” is the current month vs. the previous month's last close; “last 30 days” is a rolling window.

Last year

$ 880$ 920$ 960$ 1.000
30/10/202513/11/2026Jan 26MarMayJulSep

BCCh (observed dollar), last year. Full history since 2016 →

Currency converter: dollars and Chilean pesos

Rates in effect today at 14:43 h

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US$ 100 = $ 99.248

To buy dollars at the bank use the selling rate; to sell, the buying rate. Another currency? Other currencies.

Common conversions

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Sources

Central Bank of Chile (BCCh), observed dollar, taken from mindicador.cl, which mirrors the BCCh series. Data is downloaded from official sources several times a day; each day's close is stored for the history.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the dollar rate today in Chile?

The Central Bank of Chile's observed dollar is $ 992,48 (13/11/2026).

What is the observed dollar?

It is the reference exchange rate the Central Bank of Chile computes from the previous business day's trades in the formal FX market. It is used in contracts, taxes and customs; banks and exchange houses set their own buying and selling prices.