Dollar today: how much foreign currencies are trading this Sunday, August 7

During the first week of August, the prices of the dollar in Argentina they registered a series of fluctuating movements in the different exchange markets. On the one hand, stock currencies entrenched a downtrend throughout the trading session to close trades below $300.

The foreign exchange regulated, meanwhile, did not have a single day of stability this week and several increases were recorded between Monday and Friday. Meanwhile he dollar Parallel, which circulates freely on unofficial exchange houses, rallied earlier in the week to close above $290.

Dollar today: how much foreign currencies are trading this Sunday, August 7 — The wholesale dollar rose $1.46 this week: today it is trading at $132.70 for buying and $132.69 for selling.

This is how the dollar dawns in the official market

Throughout the week, the dollar regulated had a cumulative advance of $1.92 in the official market, so this Sunday it is listed on the screens of Banco Nación (BNA) at an average purchase price of $133.86 and is sold at $139.86 per unit.

Regarding the rise of dollar solidarity, 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 $3.36 and now available for $244.76 for sale.

The crypto dollar or Bitcoin gave up some 88 cents to $288.98 for the sale.

stock market

Unlike the officers, the coins Stock prices fell throughout the week and broke through the $280 barrier for the first time in four weeks. The dollar Contado Con Liqui (CCL), intended for operations on foreign exchanges, fell by $10.97 between Thursday and Friday, so it sells today for $289.45 per unit.

Similarly, the dollar MEP or Bolsa, the financial currency used by investors to operate in the local market, registered a collapse of $15.13 compared to last Sunday and today it is available at $279.89 for sale.

Parallel market

Finally, in the parallel market, the dollar blue was down about $18 between Monday and Wednesday, but was up another $2 by the close of the trading session. This Sunday, August 7, It is obtained in the exchange houses of the City of Buenos Aires at $287 for the purchase and $292 for the sale per unit.

This is the lowest value with which the informal currency has operated in almost three weeks, after the extraordinary increases it registered throughout the month of July when it reached its historical nominal maximum of $350.

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