For its part, the MEP -also valued with the Global 2030- fell 0.3% to $206.38, and added its second consecutive fall. Therefore, the spread with the wholesaler that directly regulates the BCRA fell to 76.02%, its lowest value in a week.
“Despite external and internal noises, it is noteworthy that financial dollars has been managing to go through this stage through a lateralizationeven though it may be just as a break after the last upward readjustment as a result of the accelerated nominality of the economy,” said Gustavo Ber.
For its part, the consulting firm Delphos Investment warned in its report that “The acceleration of the monetary issue for the Treasury could collaborate so that the ‘CCL’ (counted with liquidation) takes a little more strength in the short term”.
In the international context, The dollar index rose to a 20-year high on Thursday as concerns persisted that actions by central banks to counter high inflation would slow global economic growth.boosting the currency’s safe-haven appeal.
At the same time, most Latin American currencies and stock markets closed with losses dragged by a renewed global wave of risk aversion that fueled the appreciation of the dollar.
official dollar
In this context, the dollar today -without taxes- rose 20 cents this Thursday, May 12, to $122.70 for sale, according to the average in the main banks of the financial systemwhile at the Banco Nación the ticket remains at $122.50 for sale.
The savings dollar or solidarity dollar – which includes 30% of the COUNTRY tax and 35% deductible from profits – rose 33 cents to $202.46 on average.
The wholesale dollar, which is directly regulated by the BCRA, advanced 17 cents to $117.25. A) Yes, the wholesale exchange rate rose by 85 cents during the week and with a wheel ahead to end it, it projects a correction greater than that of the previous week.
The monetary entity had to sell some US$80 million of its reserves to supply genuine demand, commented operators, who pointed out that so far this month it has accumulated a positive balance of some 535 million dollars.
“The central bank is pressured by the industry due to the lack of dollars, in the midst of a lower supply”said an operator.
Dolar blue
The blue dollar fell $1.50 to $203.50 this Thursday, May 12, after reaching a maximum of two weeks, according to a survey by Ámbito in the Black Market of Currencies.
The casual dollar comes from advancing $3 on the previous round. In this way, he accumulates an increase of $2.50 so far this week.
Thus, the gap with the official wholesale dollar stands at 73.5%.
Source: Ambito
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