Throughout the week, the dollar blue posted a series of pullbacks that saw it trade at its lowest value since July. While in the official market, the regulated currencies closed the business round with five consecutive increases, so this Sunday they are achieved at the following price:
At the National Bank (BNA), the dollar official without taxes is obtained at an average of $139.86 for the purchase and is sold at $145.86 per unitso the accumulated rise that it recorded The currency this week it was $1.13.
With regard to the so-called dollar solidarity or saver, whose value is made up of the official value and is added 30% of the COUNTRY Tax and a deductible perception of 45% of the Income Tax and Personal Assets, this week it climbed $1.98 and today it is trading at $255.26 for sale.
stock market
Unlike the regulated ones, this week the stock currencies traced a bearish streak in the financial market, moving much further away from the $300 barrier. In the case of dollar Cash with Liquidation (CCL), intended for the purchase of shares in foreign stock markets, dropped $4.38 to trade this Sunday to $290.28 for sale.
In the case of the so-called dollar MEP or Bag, the exchange rate stock market used by investors to operate in the national market, is this Sunday at an average of $279.83 for salewhich translates to a drop of $3.02 from the previous week.
Parallel market
Finally, in the parallel market, the dollar blue posted the biggest drop in almost two months and broke the $280 barrier for the first time since early July.
At this time of the morning, It is obtained in the exchange houses of the City of Buenos Aires at $281 for the purchase and $285 for the sale per unit, so the weekly retracement was a net $7. With this, the gap between the blue and the wholesale official was reduced to 105%.
