During this round, On Tuesday, the monetary authority awarded $710,807 million pesos in Liquidity Letters (‘Leliq’) at 28 days and Liquidity Notes (‘Notaliq’) at 183 days, with yields without variations, operators said.
Transactions for the title in the short term totaled $647,427 million pesos and for the long term the auction was declared void, while with ‘Notaliq’ $63,380 million pesos were accounted for. Yields were the expected 47% annual and 5% spread, respectively.
On the day there were maturities for $642,142 million pesos, generating a contraction of 68,441 million pesos.
Faced with the general rise in rates in the world due to greater risk aversion, Analysts do not rule out that the BCRA will be forced in May to retouch its reference again to keep up with the inflation suffered by the country.
Price of the retail dollar, Tuesday, May 3
The dollar today -without taxes- rises 36 cents this Tuesday, May 3, to $121.33 for saleaccording to the average in the main banks of the financial system, while in Banco Nación the ticket remains unchanged at $120.25 for sale.
In the informal market, meanwhile, the blue dollar rises $3.50 to $204.50 for sale, with which it accumulates an advance of $4 in the last two rounds. The ticket comes from accumulating a loss of $13.50 in the last three previous consecutive rounds.
The Central Bank (BCRA) bought more US$50 million, which added to US$190 million on Monday adds up to US$240 in the first two rounds of the month.
While, in the year, the net purchases of the monetary authority climb about US$350 million.
During this round, the monetary authority awarded $710,807 million pesos in 28-day Liquidity Letters (‘Leliq’) and 183-day Liquidity Notes (‘Notaliq’) on Tuesday, with yields without variations, operators said.
Transactions for the title in the short term totaled $647,427 million pesos and for the long term the auction was declared void, while with ‘Notaliq’ $63,380 million pesos were accounted for. Yields were the expected 47% annual and 5% spread, respectively.
On the day there were maturities for $642,142 million pesos, generating a contraction of 68,441 million pesos.
Faced with the general rise in rates in the world due to greater risk aversion, Analysts do not rule out that the BCRA will be forced in May to retouch its reference again to keep up with the inflation suffered by the country.
Price of the solidarity dollar, Tuesday, May 3
The savings dollar or solidarity dollar-which includes 30% of the PAÍS tax and 35% deductible of profits- it amounts to 59 cents to $200.19 on average. In March, it ended with an advance of $4.20.
Wholesale dollar price, Tuesday, May 3
The wholesale dollar, which is directly regulated by the BCRA, rose 14 cents to $115.87.
Lows at $115.87 and highs at $115.88, marked the narrow path of today’s price in a day that once again showed a selling trend due to the greater presence of genuine supply. Income from abroad smoothly supplied authorized purchase orders, generating a surplus that was again absorbed by official activity in the sector where banks and companies operate.
The Central Bank’s purchases supported the price of the wholesale dollar around today’s lows, setting a new floor that could not be broken throughout the day.
“The rate of sliding of the prices of the wholesale dollar has decreased compared to that registered in the previous week, accumulating a rise in the first two days of this week of fifty-six cents, against the sixty-two cents of correction registered in the same period of the previous week,” said analyst Gustavo Quintana.
Price of the CCL dollar, Tuesday, May 3
The dollar “counted with liquid” (CCL) fell 1.7% to $207.52, with which the gap with the wholesale exchange rate stands at 79.1%.
In April, it accumulated a jump of 8.6% ($16.41) and the gap advanced from 71.6% to 79.5%.
Price of the MEP dollar, Tuesday, May 3
Meanwhile, the MEP dollar or stock dollar -also valued with the Global 2030- falls 1.9% to $206.13, therefore, the spread with the official wholesale price reaches 77.9%. Last month, this exchange rate climbed 8.1% ($15.39).
Blue dollar quote, Tuesday, May 3
The blue dollar maintained its upward trend this Tuesday, May 3, according to a survey of Ámbito in the Black Market of Currencies.
The informal dollar registered its second consecutive rise, climbing $2.50 and closing the day at $203.50, after it was sold at $204.50 at the beginning of the session. On Monday it had bounced another 50 cents, after falling $12 in the final days of last week.
With everything, the gap with the official wholesale dollar widened to 75.6%.
In the fifth month of the year, the blue dollar accumulates a rise of $3 cents after ending April at $200.50.
So far this year, the informal dollar registers a $4.50 drop after ending 2021 at $208.
Crypto dollar price, Tuesday, May 3
The crypto dollar or bitcoin dollar yields 0.4% to $207.01, according to the average among local exchanges reported by Coinmonitor.
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Source: Ambito
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