The savings or solidarity dollar remained stable at $188.73 on average, less than $2 below the MEP dollar.
Among the financial dollars, the cash with settlement (CCL) fell 0.3% to $193.16, its lowest value in 4 months, with which the gap with the official was reduced to 77.5%, the minimum since last October . The MEP dollar fell 0.2% to $190.40, leaving a 75% spread.
The Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA) bought eight million dollars and accumulates in the month a balance of more than USD 460 million, the best result of the last four months.
The shares of Argentine companies on Wall Street operated with general increases, led by Transportadora de Gas del Sur, which rose 7.4%, Cresud 6.7%, IRSA 5.2%, Central Puerto 4.2% and YPF 4%.
In the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange, the S&P Merval index rose 3.19% and ended at 90,010.36 units, exhibiting a trend contrary to other markets in the region.
Among the biggest rises were the papers of BYMA 11.53%, MOLA 10.22%, CRES 7.40%, TGSU 7.27% and CADO 7.15%. While the most pronounced drops affected IRSA 4.00%, MTR 2.00%, SAMI 1.64%, FERR 1.56% and PATA 1.14%.
In the fixed income segment, debt in dollars improved by an average 0.4%, against an average increase of 1.7% the day before.
The rise caused the Argentine country risk of the JP. Morgan bank to fall 17 basis points, to 1,857 units, after recording its historical maximum of 1,991 units at the beginning of the week.
Source: Ambito
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