The financial dollars closed uneven yesterday, in a day where the market’s attention was focused on the mega-swap of the debt in pesos. Thus, the MEP dollar rebounded and reached a new nominal record, but the “Cash With Settlement” (CCL) ended its third consecutive drop.
The CCL -operated with the GD30 bond in the Priority Price Time or PPT segment- fell $8.31 (1.7%) to $481.54. Indeed, the spread with the official was at 97%, breaking the 100% barrier for the first time this week. In turn, the CCL SENEBI -bilateral negotiation- increased $1 to $500.
For its part, the MEP or Stock Market dollar -also operated with the GD30 in the PPT segment- rose $1.16 (0.2%) to $473.92, its new nominal record. Thus, the gap with the official reached 93.9%. At par, the MEP SENEBI dollar remained stable at $475.
Meanwhile, the blue dollar ended unchanged at $484, according to a survey by Ámbito in the caves of the City. Thus, the gap with the official was 98%.
The Central Bank sold reserves for the third consecutive day, ending with a negative balance of US$62 million. Meanwhile, in CAM9, where the Regional Economies agricultural dollar continues to be processed, US$15 million were settled. In the last three days, the monetary authority accumulated sales for US$186 million, now without the help of the soybean 3 dollar, which ended last week.
Source: Ambito
