After a week of much movement in the different exchange markets of the country, the dollar remains stable. At the end of the business week, the regulated currencies, the parallel and the financial ones had disparate fluctuations; while the Central Bank (BCRA) reaffirmed its highest rate of devaluation since February 2021.
All of this is happening in the midst of an overwhelming inflationary spiral that keeps pressure on the country’s foreign exchange competitiveness and does not allow the consolidation of foreign currency reserves. foreign exchange at the BCRA. Under this panorama, dawn dollar in Argentina.
official market
This Sunday, March 20, the dollar official is offered on the boards of Banco Nación (BNA) at $108.93 to buy and $114.93 to sell. As for private banking entities, the average value of foreign currency is located at $115.23 for sale per unit.
Along the same lines, the so-called dollar solidarity or saver, which is made up of the official value plus 30% of the COUNTRY Tax and 35% of the advance Income Tax, it is listed today at $189.63 for sale.
stock market
In the stock markets, the coins Financial institutions closed the wheel with disparate oscillations: the CCL rose and the MEP fell. Specifically, this Sunday the dollar Contado Con Liqui is sold at an average of $201.01 for each ticket99 cents below the blue.
While the dollar MEP or Bolsa, which at the beginning of the week was sold cheaper than the regulated retail, now is listed at $194.90 for sale. On Friday this currency closed the wheel with a drop of almost two pesos.
Parallel market
On the other hand, in the informal market, the dollar blue ended the week down $1, posting $3 between Tuesday and Friday. This morning, the parallel is quoted at $199 for the purchase and $202 for the salewhich places the gap with the official at 84.2%.
In the first two business weeks of March, the dollar Parallel registered an unprecedented downward trend that made it lose nine pesos in just 15 days, selling below $200, its lowest value since November 2021.