For its part, the MEP -also valued with the Global 2030- fell 0.5% to $210.70, and the gap with the wholesaler stood at 75.92%, the lowest in three weeks.
In the weekly summary, the CCL dollar fell 88 cents and the MEP rose 79 cents.
“In the face of any slowdown in the pace of purchases, or even sales, by the BCRA worries are accentuated regarding the objective of accumulation of reserves in this second quartersince until now it is below,” said Gustavo Ber.
And he expanded: “It happens that from then on the liquidation of exports and thus the supply of foreign currency is decelerating seasonally, and in a marked way, which added to a greater monetary emission opens the risk that financial dollars leave the stage of tranquility that they have been going throughand thus a widening of the gap could be reactivated”.
official dollar
In this context, the dollar today -without taxes- rose 19 cents this Friday, May 27, to $124.81 for sale, according to the average in the main banks of the financial systemwhile at Banco Nación the note advanced 25 cents to $124.50.
The savings dollar or solidarity dollar -which includes 30% of the COUNTRY tax and the 35% deductible of Earnings- rose 32 cents to $205.94 on average. In this way, it remained the cheapest retail exchange rate in the market.
In fact, the gap between the two in favor of the parallel ended at 56 cents after hitting a 3-week high ($2.66) on Tuesday.
The wholesale dollar, which is directly regulated by the BCRA, rose 14 cents to $119.55. In the week just ended, the wholesale exchange rate rose $1.07, slightly above the $1.05 increase in the previous week.
Despite heavy energy import payments, The Central Bank ended the week with a positive balance of US$170 million, after buying more than US$60 million in this last round.
Dolar blue
Although it fell again this Friday, the The blue dollar recorded its fourth consecutive weekly rise, to return to the values of last Mondayaccording to a survey carried out by Ámbito in the Foreign Exchange Black Market.
The informal dollar fell for the second consecutive round this Friday, May 27, falling 50 cents to $206.50, after trading at $205 at the start of the day. On Thursday it had fallen $1, after advancing $4 between last Monday and Tuesday.
Source: Ambito
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