In the Buenos Aires stock market, the dollar “counted with liquid” (CCL) -operated with the Global 2030 bond- fell 0.7% to $240.57, with which the gap with the wholesale exchange rate stood at 94.32%.
For its part, the MEP dollar -also valued with the Global 2030- fell 0.8% to $233.27, so the spread with the official exchange rate was 88.42%.
lower offer
“Attention continues to be focused on the negative balances that the BCRA interventions leave behind in the last round, leaving behind even the limited purchases, all of this already close to the end of the second quarter and thus beginning to go through a stage of lower supply of commercial currencies”, said Gustavo Ber.
And he expanded: “Hand in hand with another rise in the reference rate, this time at a faster rate, signs of stabilization in CER bonds and a possible acceleration in the crawling-peg, is that financial dollars take a respite after the latest rally, even though operators anticipate that the pause could be transitory if the external and internal factors that reactivated coverage are extended”.
The official dollar yesterday -without taxes- rose 80 cents, to $128.99, according to the average in the main entities of the financial system, while in the Banco Nación the note climbed 75 cents to $128.50 for sale.
The savings dollar or solidarity dollar -which includes 30% of the PAÍS tax and 35% deductible of Earnings- advanced $1.31 to $212.83 on average. Meanwhile, the wholesale currency, which is directly regulated by the BCRA, rose 65 cents to $123,670. As at the beginning of the week, the adjustment of the wholesale exchange rate compensates for the days without activity for the weekend and for the holidays on Friday and Monday.
informal market
The blue dollar abruptly stopped its mini losing streak and rebounded strongly yesterday to approach its all-time nominal record, according to a survey by Ámbito in the Foreign Exchange Black Market. After registering two consecutive drops, the parallel dollar climbed $4 in the first day of the week to $220, for which the exchange rate gap with the wholesale official exchange rate widened its range to 77.9%.
It should be remembered that on Tuesday of last week it had reached its nominal record of $224, a price that it could not sustain, and in the following two days it closed lower, reaching $216 last Friday. Beyond yesterday’s rise, the informal dollar still maintains a significant gap against the financial dollars, which operate between $230 and $240.
Over the past week, the informal currency accumulated an increase of $6, the biggest advance in almost two months.
So far in June, the blue dollar is up $13, which represents its biggest monthly advance in the year, after ending May at $207.
Source: Ambito
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