Get to know the blue dollar quotes, the official one, the MEP and the CCL.
He blue dollar recorded its biggest weekly rise in Octoberjust before the legislative elections that will take place next Sunday, October 26. It happened in line with increases in the rest of the quotes, which reflects that the demand for coverage in “hard” currency did not cease despite the intervention of both the local government and the US to contain the pressures.
This Friday the informal closed at $1,505 for purchase now $1,525 for sale, according to city operators consulted by Scope. In this way, prices did not vary compared to the previous day.
However, In the weekly accumulated there was an increase of $40 (+2.7%)the highest since the week ending September 19. So far this month, blue has climbed $80 (+5.5%).
In this framework, the gap with the official exchange rate, this round ended in 2.2%a figure somewhat lower than that of Thursday.
How much did the official dollar operate at today, Friday, October 24
In the segment wholesalerwhich is the market reference, the dollar closed at $1,492, about $13 above Thursday’s close. In this way, in the last round before the elections it was only 50 cents away from the band’s ceiling.
MEP value today, Friday, October 24
He MEP dollar quotes at $1,549.46 and the gap with the official dollar is located at 3.9%.
Value of the CCL dollar today, Friday, October 24
The dollar Cash with Settlement (CCL) operates at $1,569.73 and the gap with the official dollar is 5.2%.
Price of the dollar card today, Friday, October 24
He dollar card or touristequivalent to the official retail dollar plus a 30% surcharge deductible from Income Tax, was positioned in $1,969.50.
Quote of the crypto dollar today, Friday, October 24
The crypto dollar or dollar Bitcoin quotes at $1,546.32according to Bitso.
Bitcoin value today, Friday, October 24
Bitcointhe most popular cryptocurrency on the market, operates in the US$110,447according to Binance.
Source: Ambito
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