In this context, the retail dollar -without taxes- advanced 11 cents to $119.69, with which in the week it accumulated an increase of $1.30, according to the average in the main banks of the financial system. In turn, the retail value of the bill at Banco Nación remained at $119.25. Meanwhile, the wholesaler registered the highest weekly rise in 18 months.
Savings or solidarity dollar
The Solidarity Dollar -which includes 30% of the PAÍS tax and 35% deductible of profits- advanced $2.50 for the week (18 cents) to $197.49 on average.
wholesale dollar
The wholesale dollar directly regulated by the BCRA, it rose 14 cents to $114.26. In this way, the wholesale exchange rate accumulates a rise of $1.12, the highest weekly correction since the one that ended on October 2, 2020.
So far in April, the value of the wholesale dollar accumulates a rise of 2.9% and is also heading to exceed the mark of the previous month.
Dollar “counted with liqui”
The CCL dollar -operated with the Global GD30 bond- rises 1.9% to $208.11. Thus, the spread with the official that directly regulates the Central Bank (BCRA) amounts to 82.1%.
MEP Dollar or Stock Exchange
Meanwhile, the MEP or Stock Exchange -also valued with the Global 2030- rises 2.5% to $208.79, so the exchange rate gap increases to 82.7%.
The blue dollar rises and returns to the highs of the end of March, according to a survey by Ámbito in the Black Foreign Exchange Market.
The informal dollar rises $1.50 to $201 and the gap with the official price stands at 76.1%. In this way, the blue consolidates itself as the most expensive in the market that operates above the savings dollar (quoted at $197) and the financial dollars at $199. With this rally, it returns to the highs of March 23 and accumulates a rise of $6 after operating at six-month lows.
On Wednesday, the parallel dollar rose $1.50 and closed at $199.50.
In the week before Easter, the blue fell $1.50 when it hit six-month lows. The maximum price so far this year was seen at the end of February when it traded above $223 prior to the agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
In the fourth month of the year, the blue dollar rises $1 after ending March at $200.
The parallel dollar is coming off $11 last month, which represents its worst performance in 14 months.
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Source: Ambito
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