The blue dollar fell today for the second consecutive day and following make official the exchange of bonds in dollars of public organizations. Thus, the US currency closed on the last business day of the week at $389 for sale.
For his part, The Central Bank (BCRA) already has 15 rounds selling foreign currencyaccording to the main indicators of the exchange market.
In two days of decline, the free dollar moved away from the intraday all-time high of $395 last Tuesday and maintains a rise of 14 pesos so far in Marchequivalent to a 4% monthly increase, while still above last January’s record of $386.
The BCRA ended the day with sales for US$88 million to meet the demand in the market, and the highest monetary authority accumulated sales for US$588 million in the week, in the month for US$1,459 million and in the year for US$2,519 million.
The dollar counted with liquidation, which is operated with the Global 2030 bond, fell to $394.13 and the spread with the official exchange rate reaches 91.5%.
The MEP or stock dollar, also operated with the Global 2030 bond, loses more than $5 and operates at $382.04, which brought the gap with the official to 85.6%.
The Qatari dollar was offered at $426.14continues to be the most expensive on the market and distances itself from the value of financial prices.
The tourist dollar or card, with additional taxes for consumption with cards abroad of up to US$300 per month was quoted at $372.87.
The dollar without taxes rose to $212.99 for saleaccording to the average of the main banks in the financial system and the official bill at Banco Nación is offered without changes at $212.50.
The savings or solidarity dollar, which includes 30% of the COUNTRY tax and the 35% deductible of Income and Personal Property Tax, was offered at $351.57.
The wholesale dollar, which is regulated by the BCRA, earns 31 cents to $205.78forty cents above yesterday’s close and was up $2.44 for the week, down from the prior week’s $2.61 correction.
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