For his part, the MEP dollar -valued with Global 2030- yielded $2.16 (-0.7%) to $295.83. Thus, the spread with the officer ended in the 101.1%.
In the parallel market, the blue dollar fell $2 to $288, according to a survey of Ámbito in the Black Market of Currencies. Meanwhile, the gap with the official dollar was 95.5%.
“Beyond the adverse external context that has been putting pressure on emerging currencies, and the expectation that the post ‘soybean dollar’ arouses, financial dollars still respond relatively laterally, according to operators, to possible interventions, in order to cushion the search for refuge in the ´super dollar´ as it happens all over the world”, said specialist Gustavo Ber.
In a climate of internal and external uncertainty, Analysts speculate that the Government is working on the implementation of a “Stabilization Plan” for the economy, without anything being officially announced in this regard.
“Multiple versions circulate about possible new stages of the economic plan. However, if it is truly intended to bring inflation to a significantly lower level, it will be necessary to take more forceful measures to achieve control of the fiscal accounts and, particularly of the quasi-fiscal deficit, along with substantive changes to the exchange rate regime”said Gustavo Reyes of the Mediterranean Foundation.
“There is a lot of talk about a stabilization plan, but in this situation it is complex. There are issues under study within the economic team, but not with a finished and agreed idea. Measures are being taken with the aim of slowing down inflation,” Agustín D’Attellis, director of the BCRA, recently said.
The Argentine country risk measured by the JP. Morgan bank rose strong 84 basic points, to 2,725 units.
Encouraged by a special exchange rate of 200 pesos for soybean exporters, The BCRA bought some 370 million dollars from the market this Thursday and accumulated so far this month acquisitions for some 4,800 million dollars for its reserves.
official dollar
The dollar today -without taxes- rose 68 cents and is trading at $153.90 for saleaccording to the average that emerges from the banks of the local financial system. At Banco Nación, meanwhile, the retail note remained stable at $153 – without taxes.
The dollar I save or solidarity dollar-which includes 30% of the COUNTRY tax and 35% deductible of the Income Tax and of Personal property– rose 48 cents and closed at $253.94.
The tourist dollar or retail card plus COUNTRY Tax, and a perception of 45% deductible from the Income Tax and of Personal property– increased 51 cents and reached $269.33.
The wholesale dollar, directly regulated by the BCRA, ascended 21 cents up $147.07.
Source: Ambito
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