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    US dollar to Guatemalan quetzal today: Banguat official reference rate

    The reference exchange rate is the number of quetzales per US dollar that the Bank of Guatemala computes every day; it applies to payments to and from the State.

    Latest official value · 1 USD in GTQ

    7.64878 GTQ

    Value for 12 Nov 2026 · Published by Bank of Guatemala · Official page

    Updated 12 November 2026

    Previous value (11 Nov 2026)
    7.63792 GTQ
    Change
    +0.01086 GTQ

    Difference computed by B-NKER between the two official values, at their own precision.

    Fuente: Banco de Guatemala. Data: B-NKER (b-nker.com), CC BY 4.0.

    Latest published values

    DateValueChange
    12 Nov 20267.64878+0.01086
    11 Nov 20267.63792−0.00054
    10 Nov 20267.63846+0.00039
    9 Nov 20267.63807−0.00436
    8 Nov 20267.64243±0.00000
    7 Nov 20267.64243±0.00000
    6 Nov 20267.64243−0.00011
    5 Nov 20267.64254+0.00172
    4 Nov 20267.64082+0.00461
    3 Nov 20267.63621−0.00566
    2 Nov 20267.64187±0.00000
    1 Nov 20267.64187±0.00000
    31 Oct 20267.64187±0.00000
    30 Oct 20267.64187−0.00195
    29 Oct 20267.64382−0.00045
    28 Oct 20267.64427+0.00448
    27 Oct 20267.63979+0.00357
    26 Oct 20267.63622−0.00568
    25 Oct 20267.64190±0.00000
    24 Oct 20267.64190±0.00000
    23 Oct 20267.64190+0.00252
    22 Oct 20267.63938+0.00022
    21 Oct 20267.63916+0.00244
    20 Oct 20267.63672±0.00000
    19 Oct 20267.63672−0.00900
    18 Oct 20267.64572±0.00000
    17 Oct 20267.64572±0.00000
    16 Oct 20267.64572+0.00432
    15 Oct 20267.64140+0.00152
    14 Oct 20267.63988+0.00607

    Source: Bank of Guatemala

    Free to reuse under CC BY 4.0, with attribution. License: CC BY 4.0

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