The “liquid counted” dollar (CCL) -operated with the Global GD30 bond- remains stable at $212.55, while the gap is located at 77.97.
For its part, the MEP -also valued with the Global 2030- breaks away from the CCL and falls 0.2% to $210.86, and the gap drops to 76.56%.
“Despite the challenges from the foreign exchange and monetary front, financial dollars remain calm, moving daily between slight oscillationsa calm that could once again be put to the test during the second semester where a more complex scenario of managing more pesos, fewer dollars would arrive,” said Gustavo Ber.
For its part, The dollar index fell after the minutes of the May meeting of the Federal Reserve were known. There, additional interest rate hikes of 50 basis points were signaled at the June and July meetings but left room for maneuver for the central bank to slow down the tightening cycle in the second half of the year.
official dollar
The dollar today -without taxes- rises 15 cents this Thursday, May 26, to $124.60 for sale, according to the average in the main banks of the financial system, while at Banco Nación the note remains at $124.25. In the informal market, meanwhile, the blue dollar falls to $207.
The savings dollar or solidarity dollar -which includes 30% of the PAÍS tax and the 35% deductible of Earnings- amounts to 25 cents to $205.59 on average. Despite this rise, it remains the cheapest retail exchange rate on the market, after the marked rise in blue on Tuesday.
In fact, the gap between the two in favor of the parallel narrows to $1.40 after hitting a 3-week high ($2.66).
The wholesale dollar, which is directly regulated by the BCRA, rose 32 cents to $119.43.
“After seven consecutive days without losing reserves, the monetary authority again ceded its own resources to meet the unsatisfied demand in the market. The accumulated figure for the month now falls to some US$872 million of net purchases, maintaining for the moment the first place since May of the previous year,” said Gustavo Quintana.
Dolar blue
The blue dollar falls this Thursday, May 26 after touching its highest value in a monthaccording to a survey carried out by Ámbito in the Foreign Exchange Black Market.
The informal dollar yields $1 to $207. The note came from advancing $4 between Monday and Tuesday, erasing the fall of $4 suffered between Thursday and Friday of last week.
Consequently, the gap between the blue dollar and the official wholesale exchange rate is reduced to 73.3%.
Source: Ambito
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