However, the dollar has been on the decline for seven consecutive weeks, amid the whitening and the easing of exchange restrictions by the CNV.
The financial dollars They rose again on Monday, September 23, after having broken a streak of five consecutive falls last Friday. Even so, the gap remains close to its lowest level since May.
The dollar MEP increases $10.61 (+0.9%) to $1,210.71 and the gap with the official rate, regulated by the Central Bank (BCRA), is 25.2%. Despite Friday’s rebound, in the accumulated last week the price sank $26.43 (-2.2%), mainly due to the bleach already the decision of the National Securities Commission (CNV) to make the current regulations governing the operation of these exchange rates more flexible.
In turn, the dollar “counted with liquidity” (CCL) grows $9.30 (+0.8%) this round to position itself in the $1,228.94, Therefore the spread with the wholesale exchange rate amounts to 27.1%. The price comes from a $33.35 (-2.7%) drop last week.
With the aim of lifting the exchange rate restriction in the future, the Government has made the settlement of transactions involving the sale of negotiable securities settled in foreign currency more flexible and has eliminated the five-day notice period for transactions exceeding $200 million by residents and for transactions in general by non-residents.
News in development.-
Source: Ambito
