Meanwhile, the MEP dollar -also valued with the Global 2030-, increased $3.9 or 1.4% to $288.13, while the gap with the wholesaler reached 111.6%.
This happened in a context in which the market began to show some signs of a certain impatience awaiting progress on the economic announcements made by the Minister of the Economy, Sergio Massa. Despite this, the Central Bank began to reverse the strong sales in the foreign exchange market for several days.
The Central Bank maintained this Friday the purchase position in the market and made a balance of US$5 million at the wheel. In this way, he accumulated almost US $ 145 million in the last seven days.
After posting its second rise in a row, pressured by sharp advances in financial exchange rates, the blue dollar rose $2 to close at $295, according to a field survey in the Black Market of Currencies.
Financial exchange rates bounced sharply again as investors continue to expect “sharp developments on economic imbalances,” market players commented. Many anticipate that the “super rate” would only act as a bridge to buy time in the implementation of the measures.
“Friendly news is expected for the market from the fiscal front and the accumulation of reserves, through a prompt implementation of measures, which may reflect short-term results,” a market operator told this medium.
Another source remarked that “no modifications have yet been made to the mechanism known as the ‘soybean dollar’, which has been unsuccessful in accelerating the commercialization of the harvest.” “It is said that improvements would be made, but it will be necessary to see if they are sufficient to accelerate the commercialization by the producers.”, he analyzed.
This week the first operations of the new mechanism to increase the flow of foreign currency by large agro-export firms were carried out. Although the amounts involved were not known, from the chamber that brings together grain and oil exporters (CIARA-CEC) they reported that the first operations of special accounts and correspondents in dollars for pre-financing and advances based on the latest Central Bank circulars have had a positive balance.
On the other hand, analysts linked the sharp rise in the CCL to the liquidation of a bond in pesos at a fixed rate, issued by the Macrista administration, which was held by foreign investors.
“In recent days, the sale movement of TO26 was noted, which is a bond in pesos that is generally placed with foreign investors. Every time it moves a lot, there ends up being a jump in the exchange rate. They are investors who leave that bond to go for the cash dollar with liquidation. We are seeing those sales that occurred in the last 48 hours and that end today putting pressure on the CCL“, said to Ambit the financial analyst Christian Butler.
In this framework, the savings dollar or solidarity dollar-which includes 30% of the PAÍS tax and the deductible 35% of Income Tax and Personal Assets- increased $1.11 or 0.5% to $236.05. For its part, the tourist dollar or card -retail plus COUNTRY Tax, and a perception of 45% deductible from Income Tax and Personal Assets- advanced $1.17 0.5% at $250.36.
Source: Ambito
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