Meanwhile, the MEP -also valued with the Global 2030- increased 1.7% ($3.39) in the session, to end at $209.38, after climbing 8.1% ($15.39) last month.
In this regard, Roberto Geretto, from Fundcorp, pointed out: “Financial dollars in real terms were at their lowest level since the end of 2020. As always, when the dollar falls it is only to gain momentum and rise again.”
Meanwhile, the wholesale dollar rose 42 cents to settle at $115.73, under the strict regulation of the BCRA. As usual, the adjustment made up for the weekend’s inactivity.
In April, the entity led by Miguel Pesce validated a devaluation of 3.9% ($4.30), the highest since the Frente de Todos government took office. Even so, it is worth clarifying that the “crawling peg” continues to run behind inflation that will remain above 5% in April, according to private estimates.
For its part, the retail dollar -without taxes- increased 33 cents to $120.97 for sale, according to the average in the main banks of the financial system, while in Banco Nación the ticket remains unchanged at $119, 75 for sale.
Therefore, the savings dollar or solidarity dollar -which includes 30% of the PAÍS tax and the 35% deductible of profits- rose 54 cents to $199.60 on average.
Finally, the blue dollar, after collapsing $12 in the previous three days, rose 50 cents yesterday to end at $201. However, the gap with the official wholesaler fell slightly to 73.7%, a minimum of 10 wheels.
Source: Ambito
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