The dollar closed with a slight drop, dragged down by the global outlook

The dollar closed with a slight drop, dragged down by the global outlook

He dollar fell 0.11% compared to Wednesday and closed at 40.021 pesos, according to the exchange rate. Central Bank of Uruguay (BCU), in the midst of a streak of ups and downs that began last week, after reaching its highest peak in 20 months on Tuesday 2.

Following this decline, in line with global performance, the US currency remains practically neutral so far in July, with a rise of 0.08%. On the other hand, when analyzing the annual accumulation, the dollar It is 2.56% above the closing price of 2023.

On the reference board of the Republic Bank (BROU), the retail dollar bill was offered at 38.90 pesos for purchase and 41.30 pesos for sale. For its part, the preferential value of the eBROU Dollar It was at 39.40 pesos for purchase and 40.80 pesos for sale.

The closing price in the Electronic Stock Exchange of Uruguay (Bevsa) The highest price was 40,080 pesos, while the highest price was 40,120 pesos, and the lowest was 39,900 pesos. A total of 49 transactions were made, with a transaction value of more than 23.6 million dollars.

Crypto Tether (USDT)1 to 1 parity with the dollarwas quoted today at an average of 42.69 pesos for online purchases with a bank account or card, and from 42.64 pesos to 44.08 pesos in the Binance peer-to-peer (P2P) market.

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The dollar fell globally

The fall of the dollar in the local exchange market had its counterpart in what happened internationally, since the US currency depreciated after the data that showed a inflation lower than expected in USA and anticipates a closer rate cut by the Federal Reserve (Fed).

He dollar index fell 0.49% to 104.45 units, reaching 104.07, the lowest level since June 7. While, compared to the and in, he dollar fell 1.81% to 158.75 and reached 157.4, a minimum not seen since June 17. For its part, the euro rose 0.34% to $1.0867 and hit $1.090, its highest level since June 7.

In addition, the inflation data led operators to react quickly, valuing the possibility of a rise at 85%. rate cut in September, compared to the 70% previously expected.

The dollar in the previous days

  • July 4 — 39,961
  • July 5 — 40,132
  • July 8 — 40,061
  • July 9 — 39,922
  • July 10 — 40,064

Source: Ambito

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