CCL posted a new record and surpassed $530; stable blue and BCRA sold US$28 M

CCL posted a new record and surpassed 0;  stable blue and BCRA sold US M

The blue dollar remained stable yesterday, the stock exchange rates continued to rise and the Central Bank (BCRA) returned to selling foreign currency. All this while waiting for news regarding the negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), intensified in the last hours.

The CCL dollar rose yesterday and scored an all-time nominal record. Operated with the AL30 bond, it advanced $6.25 to $532.51. Thus, the gap with the official exchange rate stood at 98.2%.

For its part, the MEP or Stock Market dollar -operated with the GD30 bond- rose $1.05 to $495.84. Consequently, the spread with the official reached 84.1%.

Meanwhile, the blue dollar was offered unchanged at $525 to sell and $520 to buy, after reaching an intraday high of $527 on Wednesday. The gap between the marginal dollar and the official exchange rate is around 94%.

For its part, the BCRA ended the round with sales of US$28 million and 198 million yuan, completing a compensated total of US$56 million, accumulating losses in dollars of 183 million and in yuan for about 6,401 million.

The liquidations of the regional economies contributed income for US$15 million and accumulate US$5,613 million in the third stage of the agricultural dollar.

The dollar without taxes was quoted at $281.3 according to the average of the main banks in the financial system, while at Banco Nación it was sold at $280.

Among the exchange rates that apply to expenses abroad with debit and credit cards, the Qatar dollar operated at the new maximum of $562.6 and the difference with the blue reached $37.68, when the previous week it had exceeded $50.

The tourist dollar or card with the tax charge and the additional perception of 45% deductible from Income Tax and Personal Assets closed at $492.3.

The savings or solidarity dollar, with COUNTRY taxes and 35% deductible from Income Tax and Personal Assets, was offered at $464.2.

The wholesale dollar closed at $268.7, seventy-five cents above the previous close, with only one wheel to end the week accumulating a rise of $3.65 could overcome the final correction of the previous one.

Source: Ambito

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