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BOB to USD - Bolivian Boliviano to US Dollar Converter

Convert Bolivian Boliviano to US Dollar with daily ECB exchange rates

1 BOB = ~0.1449 USD (rates vary)

Rates verified daily from ECB official reference rates•Source: European Central Bank (16:00 CET daily)•For informational purposes only. Not financial advice.

Quick Insight

BOB to USD moves are generally gradual. For quick estimates, 1 BOB ≈ 0.15 USD.

Use a simple rule of thumb: multiply BOB by ~0.15 to approximate USD.

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Common BOB - USD Conversions

Forex Market Hours

Sydney
22:00 - 07:00 UTC
Closed
Tokyo
00:00 - 09:00 UTC
Closed
London
08:00 - 17:00 UTC
Closed
New York
13:00 - 22:00 UTC
Active

Most volatile: London-NY overlap (13:00-17:00 GMT). Best spreads during high liquidity hours.

Upcoming High Impact Events

US Non-Farm Payrolls
First Friday of month
High Impact
USD pairs
ECB Rate Decision
Every 6 weeks
Medium Impact
EUR pairs

These are typical recurring economic events. Actual dates, times, and market impacts may vary. This information is for general awareness only and should not be used as the sole basis for financial decisions. Always verify current schedules from official central bank sources.

Tips & Recommendations

  • 1Airport exchange bureaus often have higher markups (10-15%) compared to other options
  • 2ATMs with local bank cards typically offer rates closer to mid-market rates
  • 3Paying in local currency helps avoid dynamic currency conversion (DCC) fees
  • 4Notifying your bank before travel can help prevent unexpected card blocks

Frequently Asked Questions

Inflation trends, Banco Central de Bolivia policy, US monetary stance, commodity prices, and demand for USD in trade and remittances all shape the rate.

Economic Context

Trading Relationship

Bolivia relies on natural gas and minerals for export. The US is a primary partner for trade and remittances, linking Boliviano movements to global dollar demand and commodity cycles.

Key Rate Factors

  • •Banco Central de Bolivia policy and inflation control
  • •US monetary policy and dollar strength
  • •Bolivia-US trade balance and tariffs
  • •Commodity price swings affecting export receipts
  • •Global risk appetite and safe-haven USD demand

Central Banks

Banco Central de Bolivia
La Paz, Bolivia
Sets monetary policy to control inflation and manage money supply within Bolivia.
Federal Reserve System
Washington, D.C., USA
The US central bank; sets interest rates, manages inflation, and provides liquidity to banks.

Exchange rates fluctuate continuously. This converter provides indicative rates for informational purposes. For large transactions, consult with a licensed financial professional.

Rates sourced from European Central Bank reference rates. ECB Reference Rates