With the approval of the Chamber of Deputies of the country’s agreement with the IMF to refinance some 45,000 million dollars, the MEP dollar deepened its decline this Friday (it yielded more than $2), reaching even the price of the savings dollar (it ended at $188.91), something that had not happened since last September.
What profit leaves the mash today, with the MEP dollar
With the prices for this Friday, March 11, a day in which the blue closed at $202 in the caves, and the MEP ended at $187.41 on the stock market (with the Global 2030-GD30 bond), the pure dollar leaves a profit close to 4.5%, the highest so far this month.
If, for example, it is decided to carry out the operation with about $200, It must start in the Stock Exchange with about $37,482 -plus commissions.
Remember that to buy the MEP you need at least 24 hours, due to the current so-called parking, to then transfer the dollars to the bank and later withdraw them.
This Friday, it was paid in the caves for each of the greenbacks, about $198 (sale price is $202)which results in $39,200 cash. Consequently, one obtains a profit of $1,718 or 4.4%.
If, for example, you decide to carry out the operation with about $500, you should start with about $93,705 -plus commissions on the Stock Exchange. When selling them, the caves would pay us about $98,000, which translates to a profit of $4,295.
Source: Ambito
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