On the other hand the MEP dollar fell $2.26 (-0.7%) to $332.67, marking a spread with the official 85.9%.
In the parallel market, for its part, the blue dollar it fell $1 to end at $353, after holding steady on Wednesday. A) Yes, the gap with the official reached 97.3%.
Market sources insist that the trend of the financial dollar continues to rise: “For days the CCL has gone down only when the Central Bank or the Sustainability Guarantee Fund intervenes, but basically the market is going up, on the coverage side. The tenders were not good and those pesos are going to dollars. There is a certain demand to dollarize portfolios. Every day during the morning or until closing time, the CCL goes up a little and then the Central intervenes and makes it go down a little.”
In the official exchange market, for its part, the Central Bank maintains a slowdown in the rate of devaluation of the peso compared to weeks ago. The monetary authority intervenes daily to level liquidity between exporters and importers with the idea of safeguarding their reserves, a key fact committed to in a current agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
“After a few days with a depreciation of close to 6% monthly average in the last five rounds, the central bank once again slowed down the devaluation of the official exchange rate to 5.6%,” reported the consultancy Delphos Investment. “In this way, the official dollar continues to depreciate at a rate between 5.4% and 6% per month since mid-December”said.
Without the soybean dollar II, the Central Bank (BCRA) bought some u$s56 million this Thursday, becoming a buyer for the third consecutive day so far this year. The accumulated in favor of the first four business days of 2023 of US$61 million is the best start for the monetary authority in recent yearssince in 2022 it had added u$s25 million, and in 2021 others u$s15 million.
For his part, most of Latin America’s currencies closed with losses amid a global rebound in the dollar that rose on the back of positive US jobs dataa day after the minutes of the last monetary policy meeting of the Federal Reserve were released.
Qatar dollar price, Thursday 5 January 2023
The new qatar dollar -which includes 30% of the COUNTRY tax, 45% deductible from Income Tax and Personal Property TaxY a new perception of 25% on account of Personal Assets- rose 6 cents and ended at $372.50.
This exchange rate applies to Consumption abroad with debit and credit cards over US$300 per month.
Price of the tourist dollar or card dollar, Thursday, January 5, 2023
The tourist dollar or card -retailer plus COUNTRY Tax, and a perception of 45% deductible from Income Tax and Personal Property Tax for consumption with cards abroad of up to US$300 per month- it rose 5 cents to end at $325.94.
Savings dollar price, Thursday, January 5, 2023
The dollar savings or solidarity dollar-which includes 30% of the tax COUNTRY and 35% deductible from Income Tax and Personal Assets- raised 5 cents and offered to $307.31.
Price of the wholesale dollar, Thursday, January 5, 2023
The wholesale dollar, that directly regulates the BCRA, it rose 28 cents to $178.94. “After a few days with a depreciation close to 6% monthly average in the last five rounds, the Central Bank again slowed down the devaluation of the official exchange rate to 5.6%. Thus, the official dollar continues to depreciate at a rate between 5.4% and 6% per month since mid-December,” said consultancy Delphos Investment.
Source: Ambito
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