The financial dollars rise this Friday, November 21 and the CCL shortens his gap with him blueafter this one also went down. He MEP It woke up from its nap on Thursday and climbed after a bearish rally that lasted several weeks. The gap rebounds from the government’s lows Javier Milei.
Thus, the so-called dollar Stock market advances $6.55 (+0.6%) to $1,085.50 and records its second consecutive increaseafter a streak of six days of uninterrupted declines. The spread with the wholesaler rises above the 7.8%.
He CCL follow the same trend, go up $4.26 (+0.4%) to $1,115.50after having ended lower in the previous day. The gap with the wholesaler is located in the 10.8%.
How much does the official dollar trade at today, Friday, November 22
In the official exchange market, the wholesale dollar reaches $1,007 that is, $2 cents above Thursday’s close. This allows its differential to be placed around the average 10% and the outlook goes back to mid-2019.
How much is the blue dollar sold for today, Friday, November 22
He dollar blue opera to $1,130 for sale, according to a survey of Scope in the caves of the City.
How much is the future dollar trading at today, Friday, November 22
The contracts of future dollar For November it remains stable at $1,012.50 and for December it increased 0.1% to $1,038. The annualized nominal rate (TNA) for the year-end term marks 31.4%.
For 2025 contracts, the behavior was uneven, with decreases in January, May and June, and increases in February, March and April. Thus, until January the expected crawling peg is close to 2.5%, while Since February, the agreed prices indicate an expectation of a cut towards the 1.7% areaon average.
Price of the card dollar today, Friday, November 22
He dollar card or touristand the dollar savings (either solidary) is offered to $1,641.60. In this way, it is more than 50% more expensive than the MEP.
Quote of the crypto dollar today, Friday, November 22
He crypto dollar or Bitcoin dollar quotes at $1,112.66 according to Bitso.
Source: Ambito
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