BCRA sources pointed out that “during this session another marginal demand for energy imports was registered, but it is expected that with the change of month the demand adjusted to the new regulations will continue to normalize.”
In this context, the dollar today -without taxes- rose to $130.44 cents this Thursday, June 30according to the average in the main entities of the financial system, while at the Banco Nación the ticket rose from 25 cents to $130 for sale.
“With a BCRA increasingly at the center of the scene, the attention of operators these days is directed to the buying balance that is interspersed in the last wheels in the face of the paralysis of imports imposed by the latest regulations,” said the analyst Gustavo Ber.
“The expectation of greater restrictions in search of preserving dollars could have a correlate -if it is extended over time -in growing pressure on the ‘gap’- since part of the demand could be redirected to financial dollars- and in the dynamics of inflation, about which there are fears of acceleration in the face of a possible lower supply of products due to less access to foreign currency in combination with a greater monetary issue,” he added.
Price of the solidarity dollar, Thursday, June 30
The savings dollar or solidarity dollar-which includes 30% of the COUNTRY tax and 35% deductible of Earnings- advanced 75 cents on average to $215.23.
Wholesale dollar price, Thursday, June 30
The wholesale dollar, which is directly regulated by the BCRA, advanced 19 cents to $125.23. End of the month and closing of positions boosted the volume traded in all market segments, especially in the futures markets.
In this way, the wholesale exchange rate rose by 4.185% in June, somewhat below the 4.241% registered in the previous month.
The lowest values were recorded with the first operations formalized at $125.21, seventeen cents above the previous end. As has been the case since the beginning of the week, the supply of currencies maintained dominance throughout the day, always in excess of the low authorized demand.
The official interventions supported the price with a very defined floor at the initial lows and only allowed a slight slippage that at the end led to highs of $125.23, just two cents above today’s low.
Price of the CCL dollar, Thursday, June 30
In this frame, the dollar “counted with liqui” (CCL) -operated with the Global 2030 bond- up 0.9% to $253.38historical nominal record. Thus, the gap with the wholesale exchange rate rises to 102.35%.
Price of the MEP dollar, Thursday, June 30
Meanwhile, the MEP dollar -also valued with the Global 2030- it increases 1.4% to $249.20. Consequently, the spread with the official exchange rate reaches 99%.
Blue dollar price, Thursday, June 30
The The blue dollar records its first drop in two weeks this Thursday, after operating at its historical nominal recordaccording to a survey by Ámbito in the Black Foreign Exchange Market, after the Central Bank tightened the exchange rate on companies on Monday to stop the bleeding of reserves.
The parallel dollar falls $1 to $238, after touching $237 at the beginning of the day, and trading again at its nominal maximum of $239, in a market that maintains exchange rate tension, and that led many cave growers to postpone operations due to price volatility.
Thus, the exchange rate gap between the informal dollar and the wholesale official exchange rate stands at 90.1%.
So far in June, the blue dollar rises $31, which represents its biggest monthly advance in the year, after ending May at $207.
So far this year, the informal dollar has advanced $30, after closing 2021 at $208.
Crypto dollar price, Thursday, June 30
The crypto dollar or Bitcoin dollar rises 0.7% to $248.23based on the average across local exchanges reported by Coinmonitor.
Source: Ambito
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