On the other hand, the MEP dollar rose $1.49 (+0.5%) to $330.70, which marks a spread with the official one of 85.4%.
“Financial dollars continue to go through a stage of greater respite, in the midst of interventions that point to it, but even so, operators continue to anticipate an upcoming resumption of the upward readjustment since said references continue to be behind schedule and dollarization usually pushes the bottom for a year electoral”, commented a market operator.
Meanwhile, the official retail dollar rose 0.34% to $185.99. In that scenario, the Qatari dollar rose $1.2 (0.3%) to $371.9.
The tourist dollar or card, for its part, became $1.05 more expensive and closed at $325.43; while the savings dollar climbed 99 cents to $306.83.
The wholesale dollar, which is directly regulated by the BCRA, appreciated 21 cents and ended the day at $178.36.
In this context, during the second day of the year the Central Bank added a balance of US$3 million in the exchange market, but 74 million entered that had been agreed on Friday, the day the soybean dollar II price ended. The BCRA had closed the first day of the year with a neutral balance in its interventions in the official exchange market, ending a streak of eight consecutive days with purchases.
Source: Ambito
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