Dollar today: how much foreign currencies are trading this Friday, July 29

For the first time in more than three weeks, the dollar Informal a slight decline of $1 peso was noted in the parallel market, thus breaking the unstoppable bullish streak of the last month. In the same bearish line, the financial currencies open the wheel on Friday, which fell considerably on Thursday.

For its part, the Central Bank (BCRA) closed operations on Thursday with a new selling streak, by getting rid of another 100 million Dollars of your reservations. With this, the accumulated sales of the month already exceed 1,000 million and it is the biggest sale of foreign exchange of the year.

Dollar today: how much foreign currencies are trading this Friday, July 29 — Dollar prices soared in July, amid a historical inflationary context and a climate of political uncertainty.

This is how the dollar dawns in the official market

The dollar without taxes in the official market opens operations with a rise of 30 cents, so at this time an average purchase price of $131.86 is offered at Banco Nación (BNA) and it is sold at $137.86 per unit. While, in private banking, the currency is around $140 for sale.

With respect to dollar solidarity, whose value is made up of the official plus 30% of the COUNTRY Tax and 35% deductible from Income Tax and Personal Assets, it is sold this Friday at $241.26 per unitafter advancing 50 cents the previous day.

The wholesale dollar in banks is $130.92 for purchase and $131.12 for sale.

stock market

Currencies in the financial market, for their part, recorded their first significant collapse this Thursday so far in July, although their values remain above $300.

First of all, the dollar Counted with Liqui (CCL), intended for the purchase of shares on foreign exchanges, had a decline of $9.91 (-5.2%) and, now, it is available for $327.91 for sale. While the so-called MEP or Stock Market, change time used to invest in the domestic market, fell from $324.50 to $316.17 for salefor which the drop was $8.33 (-7.9%).

Parallel market

In the case of dollar blue, the currency that operates without state regulation in the informal market, the net loss for the day on Thursday was $1, so, at this time, it is quoted at an estimated purchase price of $320 and it is sold at an average of $325 for each ticket.

Thus, the exchange rate gap between the parallel currency and the official wholesale currency is today, Friday, July 29, at 148%, after having exceeded 160% last week.

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