Throughout the second business week of August, the various currencies listed on the country’s exchange markets recorded a series of disparate upward movements, especially on the official market, where the dollar regulated did not stop advancing.
In the parallel market, for its part, the dollar blue recorded three consecutive gains in the first days of the week, but then had two stable runs and closed the session below $300. While the coins Financial institutions recorded sharp falls in the stock markets and remain below the informal.
This is how the dollar dawns in the official market
Throughout the week, the dollar regulated had a cumulative advance of $1.51 in the official market, so this Sunday it is listed on the boards of Banco Nación (BNA) at an average purchase price of $135.37 and it is sold at $141.37 per unit.
In the case of the rise of dollar solidarity or saver, whose value starts from the official and includes 30% of the COUNTRY Tax and the deductible 45% of Income Tax and Personal Assets, this week advanced $2.64 and now listed at $247.40 for unit sale.
stock market
Unlike the coins Regulated, stocks fell sharply throughout the week and moved away from $300 for the second time so far this month. The dollar Cash With Liquidation (CCL), used to purchase shares on foreign exchanges, fell $2.44 between Monday and Friday, so today it is available at $287.01 for sale per unit.
Similarly, the dollar MEP or Bolsa, the financial currency intended for investors seeking to operate in the national market, registered a collapse of $1 compared to last Sunday and today it is available at $278.89 for sale.
Parallel market
Finally, in the parallel market, the dollar blue registered three consecutive rallies between Monday and Wednesday, but managed to shorten its uptrend on Thursday and Friday by registering no movement.
At this time, the dollar blue is quoted in the exchange houses of the City of Buenos Aires $290 for the purchase and $295 for the saleso the gap with the official wholesaler was 119.2%, according to the survey of the website Dollar Sí.
