The exchange jump of the end of July and the decision of the Central Bank contributed to the measure by the banking entities.
Fixed deadline rates They continue to rise before the lowest liquidity and some banks already pay up to 39% after the exchange jump of the end of July and the rise of lace by the Central Bank (BCRA).
According to the fees comparator of the monetary entity based on banks with the highest volume of deposits, The annual nominal rate (TNA) for 30 -day online placements between banks range between 22% and 39%.
In early August, following the official dollar jump at the end of July, The central decided to harden its monetary absorption strategy by uploading bank lace up to 40%. The president of the BCRA, Santiago BausiliHe said that the measure was intended to absorb the weights that consider leftovers in the economy.
“This will generate an incentive for banks to handle a peso balance in the current accounts in the BCRA A little lower than they brought and, hopefully, more even in the month, “Bausili said in Carajo streaming, adding:” There was a level of lace that was very low with respect to others just for who the depositor was and not because of the characteristic of the account. “
For its part, the economist and CEO of Emerald Capital Elena Alonso pointed in dialogue with Scope That the leave to the exchange tension of recent days responds to the increase in lace since last August 1, after which the BCRA “ran” to establish the fees generating competition between banks.
How was the rate in each bank?
- Argentine Nation Bank: 37%
- Santander Bank: 33%
- Galicia Bank: 36.25%
- Bank Province of Buenos Aires: 35% (in DNI account, 39%)
- BBVA Bank: 35%
- Macro Bank: 33.5%
- Creicoop Bank: 35%
- ICBC: 34.6%
- Bank of the City of Buenos Aires: 29%
- BICA BANK: 37%
- CMF Bank: 38%
- Comafi Bank: 35%
- Bank of Corrientes: 37%
- Formosa Bank: 30%
- Bank of the Province of Córdoba: 38%
- Chubut Bank: 34.5%
- Banco del Sol: 37.5%
- Dino Bank: 29%
- Mortgage Bank: 36%
- Julio Bank: 29%
- Mariva Bank: 38%
- MAS SALES BANK: 22%
- MERIDIAN BANK: 38%
- Bank Province of Tierra del Fuego: 36%
- VOII BANK: 38%
- Bibank: 36%
- Financial Cía Regional Credit: 38%
- Reba: 39%
Source: Ambito
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