This Sunday, February 20, the exchange markets are stable due to the closure of banking activity. Currently the dollar The official is the only currency that maintains a clear upward trend in the regulated market, given that the parallel and the financial ones register setbacks.
Specifically, in the official market, the dollar regulated a rise of 24 cents was noted in the last round, and now it is listed on the boards of Banco Nación (BNA) at $106.48 to buy and $112.48 to sell. On the other hand, in private banking, the american currency it sells for an average of $112.63 per unit.
Along the same lines as the regulated ones, the dollar called solidarity or saver, which is made up of the official price plus 30% of the COUNTRY Tax and 35% of the advance payment on account of Income Tax, an increase of 30 cents was recorded and opens the day at $185.59 for sale.
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On the other hand, the prices of currencies financials deepened their first consecutive week of bearish streaks and lost about 7% of their value, gained progressively since the beginning of 2022.
In this context, the dollar Cash With Liquidity (CCL) fell $3.40 (-3.56%) and now trading at $209.13 for sale; while the currency denominated MEP or Bolsa $199.33 is listed for sale per unitafter losing $3.86 (-2,020%) at Friday’s close.
Parallel market
The informal price suffered its worst daily drop in three weeks last Friday, when it lost three pesos in a single day. This setback caused the gap between the official and the blue to be reduced to 100%, the lowest percentage since January 10, according to estimates from the so-called caves of the city of Buenos Aires.
So this Sunday the dollar blue opens black market trading at $208.00 to buy and $211.00 to sell, a drop of $4.50 from the beginning of the month. Even so, the parallel remained the most expensive exchange rate in the market, followed by the CCL, the MEP and the saver.
