On the other hand the MEP dollar -valued with Global 2030- it fell $2.27 (-0.9%) to $297.50. Thus, the spread with the official closed at 99.8%, lowest since mid-September.
In the parallel market, meanwhile, the blue dollar closed unchanged at $282 according to a survey of Ámbito in the Black Market of Currencies. Meanwhile, the gap with the official dollar reached its lowest level in more than three months (89.4%).
Persistent doubts about the future of the local and global economy kept investors in the financial market on edge.
On the domestic level New economic guidelines are awaited after the end of a special regime for soybean exporters that allowed the central bank (BCRA) to reinforce reserves during September. The so-called soybean dollar allowed the monetary entity to accumulate some 5,000 million dollars to its flagging reserves.
“Although this gave reserves air, in the coming months the collateral effects will have to be dealt with: fewer agricultural settlements and a monetary hangover of more than 1 trillion pesos that, via the BCRA’s absorption, increased the snowball of (letters ) ‘Leliqs'”, said Roberto Geretto of Fundcorp.
“Everything indicates that doubts and pressure in the foreign exchange market will return in the coming months,” he added.
On the other hand, the external squares were hit by weak US economic data and a lower-than-expected interest rate hike in Australia, which could predict a less aggressive tightening by the Federal Reserve amid fears of a global recession.
It is time to enable a financial market through which the operations of goods and services that do not make up the consumption basket, including tourism, are channeled, said Víctor Beker of the University of Belgrano. He explained that “this would include some regional productions, as well as exports from the knowledge economy. This would provide a solution, on the one hand, to the dollar-tourism issue and, on the other, it would allow stimulating non-traditional exports without generating an inflationary impact.” “.
official dollar
The dollar today -without taxes- the dollar today -without taxes- rose 20 cents this wednesday 5th of october at $155.90 for saleaccording to the average that emerges from the banks of the local financial system. At Banco Nación, meanwhile, the retail note increased 25 cents to $155.25 – without taxes.
The dollar I save or solidarity dollar-which includes 30% of the COUNTRY tax and the 35% deductible of Income Tax and Personal Assets- earned 38 cents at $257.24.
The tourist dollar or card -retailer plus COUNTRY Tax, and a perception of 45% deductible from Income Tax and Personal Assets- rose 40 cents at $272.83.
The wholesale dollar, directly regulated by the BCRA, increased 29 cents a $148.88. Meanwhile, the volume operated in the cash segment was US$239.172 million.
Source: Ambito
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