While, the MEP dollar -also valued with the Global 2030- It falls 1.9% on the day and stands at $279.83 therefore, the gap compared to the official exchange rate falls to 108.4%.
For his part, andhe blue dollar rises this Thursday, August 11, and remains at highs of almost two weeksaccording to a field survey in the Black Market of Currencies.
Thus, the parallel dollar rises $1 or 0.3% and stands at $296, its highest value so far in August. Meanwhile, the gap between the informal dollar and the wholesale official exchange rate remains around 120%, after having climbed to 160% on July 22, its maximum in 40 years.
According to the Central Bank on Wednesday The first soybean sales operations were carried out under the new 70/30 scheme.
“There were a dozen small operations, concentrated in a single cooperative entity. They served to verify the operation of the system for the bank and for the farmers to certify that the scheme works”they completed.
Specifically, the new regime allows deposit 70% of the pesos obtained from soybean exports in an account that adjusts daily for changes in the exchange rate, and the remaining 30% to buy foreign currency at the “savings dollar” (official + 65%), which this day operated at $232.27.
For his part, the savings dollar or solidarity dollar-which includes 30% of the COUNTRY tax and the deductible 35% of Income Tax and Personal Assets- add 35 cents to $232.62, and the gap with the blue is the highest six days ($63.40).
The tourist dollar or card -retailer plus COUNTRY Tax, and a perception of 45% deductible from Income Tax and Personal Assets- amounts 37 cents to $246.72.
Source: Ambito
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