In the last round, the retail note advanced four cents to $117.69 according to the average in the main banks of the financial system. In turn, the retail value of the currency at Banco Nación it was sold for$117.25.
In a round with a more balanced development between genuine supply and demand, the Central Bank recorded a purchasing balance of US$1 million. In this way, he chained four days without net sale of reserves.
In turn, accumulated between Monday and Friday a positive balance of about US$30 million, to cut a streak of two consecutive weeks with sales.
Savings or solidarity dollar
The Solidarity Dollar -which includes 30% of the PAÍS tax and 35% deductible of profits- advanced seven cents to $194.19 on average. Throughout the week, it accumulated an advance of $1.73 (+0.9%).
wholesale dollar
The wholesale dollar directly regulated by the Central Bank, it rose this Friday 19 cents to $112.16 in the last session of the week.
In this way, the wholesale exchange rate accumulated a rise of $1.04 compared to last Friday’s close.
“The BCRA has seen the need not to let the real exchange rate fall behind in order to contain structural demand and prevent imported products from becoming cheaper. That is why in recent days it has accelerated the rate of depreciation,” commented from Quinquela-Megainver.
Dollar “counted with liqui”
The CCL -operated with the Global 2030 bond- fell 0.5% this Friday to $190.06. In this way, the gap with the wholesale exchange rate, which is directly regulated by the Central Bank (BCRA), ended at 69.5%, the lowest level since May 2021. Likewise, the price was $4.13 behind the taxed retailers, which meant the highest spread since August last year.
MEP Dollar or Stock Exchange
With a little more slope, the MEP or Stock Market -also valued with the Global 2030 bond- fell 0.6%.
The The blue dollar recorded its first rise in 7 days this Friday, April 8, 2022, although, at the same time, it registered its largest weekly fall in a monthaccording to a survey carried out by Ámbito in the Foreign Exchange Black Market.
The informal dollar rebounded 50 cents to $196.50, from its lowest value in the year, before which it closed for the fifth consecutive day below $200. In this way, the exchange rate gap with the official wholesale dollar was 75.2%.
Throughout the week, the informal dollar accumulated a drop of $3.50, the third in a row.
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Source: Ambito
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