The price of the blue dollar dropped $1 this afternoon in the City of Buenos Aires and sold for $382 on the parallel marketwith an exchange gap that exceeded 104%.
Blue dollar today: minute by minute of the price of this Tuesday, January 31, 2023
Lafter the peak of $387 from the beginning of Monday, the blue began to deflate and closed yesterday’s session at $383 pesos. Looking at today, the downtrend holds and records a retracement of $4.
It is worth remembering that the blue carry a $40 increase so far this year. In the fourth week of the first month of the year, the parallel rose $10, driven by the rise of $5 recorded last Tuesday.
Now, the gap between that price and the wholesale dollar reaches 104.4%.
What about financial dollars
For their part, financial dollars maintain an upward trend: cash with settlement operates at $370.30 and the Stock Market or MEP at $356.85.
Real today: how much is it trading this Tuesday, January 31, 2023
EThe retail dollar sells for an average of $194.57, while the savings dollar is quoted at $318.86 and the tourist at $387.84, and it remains the most expensive exchange rate to date.
For the economist Salvador Di Stéfano, the dollar at $400 is just around the corner, and he anticipated in his column on the day of the date in PROFILE, that already in February the dollar will be written with a 4 in front.
According to the analyst’s perspective, andThe government will not seek to devalue but “it will continue to validate a scenario of fiscal deficit, financed with monetary issue. In the coming weeks there will be political developments, which will be decisive in the evolution of the economy”, he predicted and explained that from the Government “hyper inflation can be avoided, lWhat cannot be avoided is the precariousness of public accounts, an undercapitalized Central Bank, high levels of inflation and alternative dollars that soon showed quotes beginning with 4″.
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