Meanwhile, the MEP dollar -also valued with the Global 2030- rose 1.6% to $324.88, while the spread rose to 148.6% against the official wholesale exchange rate. The stock dollar accumulated a rise of $9.38 in the last two days.
Last week, specifically on Thursday, the CCL grew $21 and the MEP $22.6. An increase of such magnitude had not been registered since Monday, July 4, the first day after the resignation of Martín Guzmán as head of the Ministry of Economy, when stock exchange rates rose by nearly 10%. “Beyond the fact that it continues to closely monitor the dynamics of the dollars and pesos, a new rise in rates is still expected that will be more decisive to try to arouse interest among savers in search of moderating dollarization,” said Gustavo Ber.
Buoyed by financial exchange rates, the blue dollar erased its earlier low and rallied back to hold above $320, after sinking more than $15 on Monday. The parallel dollar increased $1 (0.3%) to $323, after giving up at the beginning of the day to $320.
official segment
The official retail dollar rose 8 cents to $137.38. While the solidarity rose 13 cents to $226.68 and the tourist or card, rose 14 cents to $240.42.
The wholesale dollar, which is regulated by the BCRA, increased 28 cents to $130.68. In this scenario, the Central added its third day with a positive balance in its interventions in the foreign exchange market, although its purchases slowed down to only US$5 million yesterday, in a round in which the demand for foreign currency for energy was maintained, which exceeded US$50 million, according to market sources.
Source: Ambito
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