Throughout the business week, the different prices of the dollar in Argentina they showed an unpredictable dynamic and recorded the highest increases in their entire history, positioning July as the month of exchange rate volatility. However, at the close of the wheel, the currencies gave a slight respite and operated with stability.
For its part, the Central Bank (BCRA) recorded its first buying streak of the week by closing the trading session on Friday with a positive balance of 45 million Dollars, a figure well below the 300 million sold throughout the business week. With this, the accumulated sales of the month already exceed 920 million, being the largest detachment of foreign exchange of all 2022.
This is how the official market dawns
In this bullish context, the dollar official (without taxes) opens Sunday trading at an average buy of $130.56 and sells at $136.56 per unitafter advancing $1.28 throughout the week.
the so-called dollar solidarity or savings, whose value is made up of the official plus 30% of the COUNTRY tax and 35% deductible from Income Tax and Personal Assets, had a net advance of 44 cents on Friday, so today it is available at $238.98 for sale. Thus, the accumulated rise for the week was $2.24.
stock market
The dollar Contado Con Liqui (CCL), intended for operations in foreign stock markets, had a net advance of $29.05 between Monday and Friday, so it jumped from $297.92 to $326.97 for unit sale.
Meanwhile, the dollar MEP or Bag, The currency finance used by investors to operate in the local market, it is sold this Sunday at $315.40 for each ticketabout $29.03 more expensive than last week.
Parallel market
After touching its historical nominal maximum of $350 during the trading session on Friday, the dollar blue registered a retracement of $12 and today, Sunday, July 24, is listed at $333 to buy and sells at $338 per unit.
In this way, the informal accumulated a net advance of $47 throughout the frenetic third week of July. At this time, the exchange rate gap with the official wholesaler stands at 160.5%, the highest rate in the last 40 years.
