The purchases of human people fell au $ s3,450 million while the number of individuals who sold ticket grew. At the same time, the corporate channeled the demand.
He August exchange balance showed a Strong cuts in net purchases of dollars by human peoplethat passed from US $ 5,644 million in July Au $ S3,450 milliona 39.1%drop. The decline was driven by the lower acquisition of tickets and currencies without specific destination, which descended from U $ S5.807 million Au $ S3.537 million in a month.
On the other hand, the non -financial private sector expanded its participation in the change market: He was a net currency buyer for US $ 787 million, more than double than in July (US $ 282 million).
This decrease in purchases of individuals reflects an adjustment in the availability of pesos, which reduced savings channeled to the dollar. The report also showed a Change in retail public behavior. In August, people bought tickets for US $ 2,422 million and sold for US $ 562 million. The number of individuals who sold dollars grew 46% intermensual: from 576,000 in July to 840,000 in August.
This month there was a peculiarity: human people have less resources to dollarize and the corporate private sector takes advantage of the exchange rate to position themselves in dollarized assets.
BCRA CENTRAL BANK
BCRA CENTRAL BANK DOLLAR RESERVES
Rising reservations
The Central Bank closed August with International reservations for US $ 39,986 milliona monthly increase of US $ 1,120 million. The increase responded mainly to the IMF disbursement for US $ 2,073 million and the dollar revaluation of the reserve assets (+U $ S477 million).
However, part of the income was compensated for interest payments to the fund (-U $ S839 million), net sales of the treasure currencies (-U $207 million), fall of deposits in foreign currency of banks (-U $ s186 million) and payments through the local currency payment system (-U $ S59 million).
Source: Ambito
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