The dollar counted with settlement (CCL) rose again yesterday and recorded its daily advance so far this month. Meanwhile, the MEP dollar fell and ended a streak of four losses in a row.
The CCL climbed $5.23 (0.7%) to $742.94. Thus, the gap with the official was positioned at 112.2% and remained above 110% for the second day.
Under the intervention of the Central Bank, the MEP dollar closed at $679.95, falling 13 cents. Meanwhile, the spread with the official exchange rate was 94.2%.
For its part, the blue dollar fell $5 (0.4%) to $735, according to a survey by Ámbito in the City caves. The informal exchange rate cut the bullish streak of three consecutive days. In this framework, the gap with the official price stood at 109.9%.
Parallel exchange rates remain under pressure given the growing uncertainty about the immediate future of the economy, weeks before a defining presidential election.
Source: Ambito
