“Beyond the negative balances that the interventions have recently left behind, the climate of financial calm is spreading due to the proximity of the seasonal increase in export liquidation, as well as a ‘combo’ of rates and ‘crawling-peg’ that beyond of speed is moving in the right direction”, emphasized the economist Gustavo Ber.
He added: “the financial dollars remain calm, and so they are approaching $190 again, for which the gap is already close to 70% before a circle that is fed by the rebalancing of portfolios in favor of ‘carry-trade’ , a tactic that has been delivering solid returns on the back of CER titles.”
Savings or solidarity dollar
The savings dollar or solidarity dollar -retailer plus taxes- it rose 23 cents to $192.14 on average.
wholesale dollar
The wholesale dollar, which is directly regulated by the Central Bank, rose 12 cents to $111.01 in the last trading session in March. In this way, the exchange rate rose 3.31% this month, the highest rise since January 2021.
At this Thursday’s session, the end of the month and the closing of positions boosted the demand for foreign currency in the cash segment and boosted activity in the futures markets.
Dollar CCL
The dollar “counted with liquid” (CCL) -operated with the Global 2030 bond- sank 1.3% to $190.55 during the sessionfor which the gap with the wholesale price fell to 71.7%, the lowest level since June 24 of last year.
MEP dollar
In the same line, the MEP dollar or Stock Exchange -also valued with the Global 2030 bond- fell 1% to $190.60so the spread with the official also fell to 71.7%.
The blue dollar fell again this Thursday March 31, 2022 and ended at 2022 lowsaccording to a field survey in the Black Market of Currencies, to crown its biggest monthly drop since January 2021.
The parallel dollar dropped $1 to $200, after the rebound on Wednesday, so it maintains the gap with the official official rate it fell to 80.2%, the lowest level since July last year.
The informal dollar threatened to pierce $200 in mid-March, but the inflation data for February, at 4.7%, kept it oscillating between $200 and $202 with intraday increases of 50 cents.
During March, the parallel blue dollar exhibited a decline of $11 (-5.2%), after ending last month at $211, which represents its worst performance in 14 months.
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Source: Ambito
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