Dollar today: how much is the foreign currency trading for this Thursday, February 10

New bullish day for the prices of the dollar in Argentina. In the last round, all foreign currencies registered advances in the foreign exchange markets, except for the MEP, which was the only currency that had a negative variation and fell.

Meanwhile, the Central Bank (BCRA) recorded its second positive day of the week after adding 2 million Dollars to the federal reserves. Let us remember that last Monday, the entity added some 50 million dollars to the national coffers, in what was the largest purchase of foreign exchange of the whole year.

In January, the BCRA closed with a negative balance for having sold 130 million dollars of its reserves.

This is how the official markets wake up today

On the blackboards of Banco Nación (BNA), the dollar official is quoted this Thursday at $105.52 for the purchase and $111.52 for the sale, an increase of 32 cents (+0.30%) from the previous day. While in private banking, the value of the greenback is around $111.75 for the sale per unit.

The exchange rate called dollar savings or solidarity, which includes in its price 30% of the COUNTRY Tax and 35% as an advance on account of the Income Tax, trades this morning at an average of $184.01 for saleafter advancing 42 cents yesterday.

The wholesale dollar in banks also rose: it is bought per unit at $105.73 and sold at $105.93.

stock market

The financiers, for their part, open today’s exchange wheel with disparate movements. On the one hand, the dollar Cash With Liquidity (CCL) advanced $2.88 (+1.46%) at the close of Wednesday and now it sells for an average of $215.14 per unit.

Meanwhile he dollar MEP, american currency obtained from the purchase of bonds in the local stock market, it is listed this day at $206.80 for sale, a drop of $2.04 (-0.96%) compared to yesterday. The gap in MEP with the officer is 95.5% and the CCL 111.9%.

Parallel market

After three consecutive streaks without progress, the dollar blue posted a $2 gain at Wednesday’s close and now offered for $214.00 to buy and $217.00 to sellthe highest number of the week.

Despite this new advance, the informal currency is far from surpassing its all-time nominal maximum of $223 registered at the end of January. Now, the gap with the official has widened to 106.4% and the blue remains the second most expensive currency in the market.

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