In the month, Official losses already exceed US$920 million and continue to be the most important so far this yearmarking the beginning of the second semester with a negative imprint of greater magnitude than expected.
On Thursday, the Government facilitated the liquidation of foreign tourists’ currency, who will be able to sell up to US$5,000 at the financial exchange rateand improved the conditions of access to the exchange market for the payment of imports of inputs for “strategic sectors”.
Specifically, it was established that the Central Bank will allow the payment of supplies in transitwhich were shipped at origin, until June 27, 2022, and have arrived in the country with SIMI valid until said date and the sale of foreign currency in entities authorized to operate in the foreign exchange market with the presentation of the identification documentation used for the entry of up to US$5,000 to the financial dollar.
In this context, the dollar today -without taxes- rose 27 cents this Friday, July 22, to $136.59according to the average in the main entities of the financial system, while in Banco Nación closed the bill at $136 for sale.
Savings dollar price, Friday, July 22
The savings dollar or solidarity dollar-which includes 30% of the COUNTRY tax and the deductible 35% of Income Tax and Personal Assets- advanced 44 cents to $225.37.
Price of the tourist dollar, Friday, July 22
The tourist dollar or card -retailer plus COUNTRY Tax, and a perception of 45% deductible from Income Tax and Personal Assets- it rose 47 cents to $239.03.
Wholesale dollar price, Friday, July 22
The wholesale dollar, which is directly regulated by the BCRA, increased 16 cents to $129.74.
In the week that just ended, the wholesale exchange rate accumulated a rise of $1.49, surpassing the correction of the previous week.
During the session, highs were posted at $129.78 with the first trade closed, twenty cents higher than the previous finish. The first part of the wheel passed with comfortable prices in the range of $129.75/129.77, until gradually the dominance of income from abroad was accentuated. The values were falling back until they hit minimums of $129.74, a value that was defended by official purchases that were also absorbing the surplus of foreign currency available in the sector where banks and companies operate.
Price of the CCL dollar, Friday, July 22
A) Yes, the dollar “counted with liquid” (CCL) -operated with the Global 2030- falls 2.3% to $322.28, with which the exchange rate gap with the wholesale rate stands at 148.4%. During yesterday’s session, the so-called “cable dollar” touched $340.
Price of the MEP dollar, Friday, July 22
While, the MEP dollar -also valued with the Global 2030- falls 3.5% to $314.78, the spread stands at 142.6% against the official wholesale exchange rate.
Blue dollar quote, Friday, July 22
The The blue dollar closed slightly higher after reaching a nominal intraday high of $350, according to a survey by Ámbito on the Black Market of Foreign Exchange.
The parallel dollar rose $1 to $338, a new nominal closing high, after trading above $340 for most of the day.
In this way, accumulated an advance of $45 throughout a frenetic week and extremely high exchange rate uncertainty.
The exchange rate gap with the wholesale official exchange rate stands at 160.5%, the highest in 40 years.
During July, the blue dollar accumulates a rise of $100, which represents its biggest monthly advance in the year so far, after ending June at $238.
So far this year, the informal dollar advances $130 after closing 2021 at $208.
Crypto dollar price, Friday, July 22
The crypto dollar or Bitcoin dollar shot up 1% to $341.27, based on the average among local exchanges reported by Coinmonitor.
Source: Ambito
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