The exchange rate advances the retail and wholesale segments, in the middle of the emergency tender of the Ministry of Economy.
The dollar goes up this Monday.
The official dollar goes up this Monday and cuts with ten consecutive days down, in the middle of the emergency tender that the Ministry of Economy carries outafter the lean rollover last Wednesday, where maturities were covered only at 61.07%.
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He Wholesale dollarwhich is the market reference, advances 0.2% to $ 1,303. In turn, the Retail dollar rises to $ 1,320.04 for sale in the average financial entities of the Central Bank (BCRA). In it Nation Bank (BNA) climb $ 10 to $ 1,320. Thus, the dollar card or tourist, and the savings (or solidarity) dollar, equivalent to the official retail dollar plus a surcharge of 30% deductible of the income tax, was $ 1,716.


As for parallels, the MEP dollar low 0.2% to $ 1,305.30, while the dollar counted with liquidation (CCL) He did 0.8% at $ 1,311.45. He dollar BlueMeanwhile, it is supported by $ 1,320, according to a survey of Scope in the City caves.
The contracts of future dollar operate down. The “price” market that the wholesale exchange rate at the end of August It will be $ 1,322 and that in December It will reach up to $ 1,496.5.
The head of Economics, Luis Caputo This Monday went to dry the peso square through a out -of -program debt bondsin which he will try to reabsorb a little less than $ 6 billion that were outside the call last Wednesday.
To do this It will place a tamar letter to the banksa variable performance that is adjusted by the interest rate of the fixed wholesale deadlines, which in turn will be accepted by the BCRA to comply with the new lace standards For deposits in view already fixed term.
The government seems to read a “lower demand for money” as “greater demand for dollars”, and the decision to maintain high rates seems to be almost exclusively anchored to reduce exchange pressure, according to a recent Max Capital report.
Source: Ambito

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