A new exchange wheel opens in Argentina with a marked upward trend for the prices of the dollar. For the fourth consecutive round, those regulated by the Central Bank (BCRA) advanced in the official market and are approaching their historical nominal maximum.
While the different foreign exchange Financials registered uneven movements in the past day: the CCL fell and the MEP rose in the stock market. For his part, the dollar blue was also down 50 cents at Thursday’s close.
This is how the markets wake up today
At this time of the morning, the dollar official opens the listing in the Banco Nación (BNA) at $104.98 for purchase and $110.98 for sale, eight cents more expensive than Thursday. Meanwhile, private banking offers the foreign currency at $104.43 to buy and $111.11 to sell.
Along the same lines as the regulated ones, the dollar called solidarity or tourist, which is made up of the official price plus 30% of the Country Tax and 35% as an advance on account of the Income Tax, registered an increase of 20 cents and is now around $183.12 for sale, a new nominal mark for this coin.
stock market
According to the latest update of financial banking, the dollar CCL (Counted With Liquid) recorded a decline of $4.32 (-7.28%) and now operates at $224.57 for the sale per unit, the second most important drop recorded by this currency since last week.
Meanwhile, the dollar known as the MEP or Stock Exchange advanced $2.04 (+0.270%) today and is now selling at an average of $211.52 for each bill. Let us remember that this american currency is obtained from operations in the domestic market, while the CCL is obtained from investments abroad.
Parallel market
After scoring $2.50 last day, the dollar blue recorded a drop of 50 cents (-0.23%) in the session on Thursday and now opens the prices in the parallel market at $213.00 for the purchase and $216.00 for the sale.
With this new setback, the differential gap that exists between the price of dollar official and the parallel narrowed to 105.3%, the lowest percentage since mid-January.
