The financial dollar falls and touches its lowest value in three weeks

The financial dollar falls and touches its lowest value in three weeks

For its part, the MEP -also valued with the Global 2030- drops 1.5% to $207.69, the lowest value since April 12. Therefore, the spread with the wholesaler directly regulated by the Central Bank (BCRA) stands at 72.83%.

In April, the Cash with Liquidation rose $16.68 (+8.8%), while the Mep added $15.43 (+8.1%).

“Attention remains focused on the ability to accumulate reserves by the BCRA in the remainder of the quarternot only to meet the IMF’s goal but also because later the exchange balance would be less favorable,” said Gustavo Ber.

“Despite acknowledging the challenge of more pesos, less dollars that opens towards the second semester, the financial dollars do not abandon the tone of greater calm that they have been passing in recent timeswhich would begin to change in the coming months,” the analyst closed.

official dollar

The dollar today -without taxes- advances 12 cents this Tuesday to $125.60 for saleaccording to the average in the main banks of the financial system, while in Banco Nación the ticket remains at $125.

The savings dollar or solidarity dollar-which includes 30% of the COUNTRY tax and 35% deductible of Earnings- up 20 cents to $207.24 on average. Yesterday it rose $1.10, which was the biggest advance so far this year.

The wholesale dollar, which is directly regulated by the BCRA, rose 16 cents to $120.17. Yesterday, the registered exchange rate adjustment compensates, as at the beginning of the week, the days without activity for the weekend and is identical to that of Monday of last week.

Dolar blue

The The blue dollar falls this Tuesday, May 31, consolidating below the solidarity, which is trading at $207.04 after scoring the biggest daily rise of 2022 on Monday.

The informal dollar falls to $206, after having risen 50 cents in the previous day, according to a survey by Ámbito in the Black Foreign Exchange Market. Despite yesterday’s rally, the parallel dollar became the “cheapest” retail exchange rate on the market.

Source: Ambito

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