For its part, the Central Bank accumulated $375 million in the week, after buying $5 million in this last round; while so far this month it adds up to almost $465 million.
This is the best result for this concept in the last four months, a fact that may encourage expectations of an incipient recovery of reserves in a scenario of less tension, after the half sanction in Deputies of the endorsement project of the country’s agreement with the IMF .
Savings or solidarity dollar
The savings dollar or solidarity dollar -retail plus taxes- advanced 18 cents to $188.91 on averageless than $2 below the MEP dollar.
wholesale dollar
In the wholesale segment, The currency rose 11 cents to $108.88 on Friday, closing the week up 75 cents, the highest weekly correction since the one that ended on February 11.. In this way, the monetary authority accelerated the rate of devaluation.
“Without many expectations of changes, the second half of March is heading towards presenting a scenario similar to the current one, with few doubts until today that the monetary authority would close the month with a new recovery of international reserves,” said analyst Gustavo Quintana.
Dollar CCL
The dollar “counted with liquid” (CCL) -operated with the Global 2030 bond- falls 0.8% (-$1.58) to $190.67 this Friday and accumulates a decrease of 5.2% (-$10.47) since Monday. This way, the spread with the official falls to 75.1%, the lowest level since September 15, 2021.
MEP dollar
In the same way, The MEP dollar -also valued with the Global 2030 bond- falls 0.6% (-$1.26) in this session and 4.7% (-$9.24) in the week to settle at $188.46, for which it operates below solidarity for the first time in six months. The gap sinks to 73.1%, the lowest since July of last year.
The The blue dollar records a new low this Friday, March 11, 2022, adding its second consecutive fall, according to a survey of Ámbito in the Black Market of Currencies.
The informal dollar falls $2 to $201, with which the gap is reduced to 84.6%; while on Thursday it had fallen $1.50.
Before these two casualties, the parallel dollar had climbed $2.50 to $204.50despite the crashes suffered by the MEP and the CCL in the stock market.
So far in March, the parallel dollar is down $10, after ending last month at $211.
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Source: Ambito
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