The US currency increased by 0.59%, in line with the trend it exhibited globally.
He dollar rose 0.59% compared to Monday and closed at 41,884 pesos, according to the price of the Central Bank of Uruguay (BCU), so it added its second positive day in a row and started the month on the rise, after its appreciation in September.
In this way, the local exchange market adapted to what happened globally after the rise in the dollar index after the escalation of tensions in Middle East, product of the missile attack Iran to Israel.
On the reference board of the Republic Bank (BROU), he dollar Retail ticket was offered at 40.60 pesos for purchase and 43 pesos for sale. For its part, the preferential value of eBROU dollar It was at 41.10 pesos for purchase and at 42.50 pesos for sale.
The closing price in the Uruguayan Electronic Stock Exchange (Bevsa) was 41,800 pesos, while the maximum price was 42,050 pesos, and the minimum was 41,800 pesos. A total of 105 transactions were carried out, with a transaction amount of more than 56.3 million dollars.
The crypto Tether (USDT)1 to 1 parity with the dollarwas quoted today at an average of 45.18 pesos for online purchases with a bank account or card, and from 43.01 pesos to 45.86 pesos in the Binance peer-to-peer (P2P) market.
The dollar recovered ground so far this year
With this Tuesday’s increase, the dollar accumulates an improvement of 7.33% so far this year, after completing five consecutive monthly increases.
However, the US currency is slightly below market projections, which corrected its upward expectations and expected it to close September at 41.95 pesos, according to the Economic Expectations Survey of the BCU.
Meanwhile, the exchange rate It is above what analysts expect, who indicated that the greenback will be at 41.30 pesos at the end of December.
The dollar throughout the previous days
- September 24 — 42,254
- September 25 — 41,914
- September 26 — 41,690
- September 27 — 41,554
- September 30 — 41,640
Source: Ambito
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