He blue dollar rose less than the official exchange rate and the CCL throughout 2024. However, in December it rebounded strongly, so the gap reached its highest levels in almost two months.
This Monday, December 30, the informal index rose for the fourth consecutive day and reached $1,230, according to a survey of Scope in the caves of the city. Thus, The spread with the wholesaler, which regulates the Central Bank (BCRA), rose to 19.2%, the highest level since November 1.
During the year the price rose barely 20% (+205), against an inflation that would be 120%. However, In December it jumped 9.8% (+$110), the highest since June.
He official retail dollar-without taxes- closed at $1,003.68 for purchase now $1,060.28 for sale this Monday, December 30. In it Banco Nación, the note operated in $1,012.50 for purchase and $1,052.50 for sale.
In the parallel market, The blue dollar ended again above $1,200 for sale.
How much does the official dollar trade at today, Thursday, January 2
In the official exchange market, the wholesale dollar rose 50 cents to 1,032. Thus, In the accumulated of December it advanced 2%in line with the monthly “crawling peg” scheduled by the Central Bank (BCRA) throughout 2024.
In the year the increase was 27.7% (+223.55), well below general inflation that is estimated to be close to 120%. Consequently, The real exchange rate reached its lowest level since the end of 2015.
How much does it operate at? the MEP dollar today, Thursday, January 2
He MEP dollar climb up to the $1,177.75, so the gap with the official is located in the 14.1%.
Value of the CCL dollar today, Thursday, January 2
He dollar Cash with Settlement (CCL) increases to $1,187.40 and the spread with the official one is 15.1%.
Price of the card dollar today, Thursday, January 2
He dollar card or touristand the dollar savings (either solidary) operated on $1,367.60.
Quote of the crypto dollar today, Thursday, January 2
He crypto dollar or Bitcoin dollar quotes at $1,221.05 according to Bitso.
Source: Ambito
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