He dollar “Cash with Settlement” (CCL) falls again this Friday, September 8. Meanwhile, the MEP dollar rises by third wheel in a row and the gap with the officer it’s time highs in more than 3 months. This happens within the framework of uncertainty political and economic facing the elections presidential elections that will take place in October.
He CCL dollar falls 79 cents (-0.1%) to $737.90. So, the gap with the officer he positions himself in a 110.8% and touch three-week lowssince August 16, when he scored a 105.2%.
For his part, he MEP dollar rises $13.75 (+2.0%) to $688.59. In that way, the gap with the official exchange rate it reaches 96.7% and reaches maximums from the May 23, 2023wheel in which said value was located in the 98.4%.
Meanwhile, the Dolar blue quotes at $710according to a survey of Ambit in the caves of the City.
Regarding the evolution of these exchange rates, economist Gustavo Ber stated that “financial dollars remain relatively calmerafter deflating somewhat from the highs, although They could be close to your ‘floor’ from the acceleration of the inflationthe monetary issuethe political uncertainty and the search for cover“.
On the other hand, last Tuesday, the government reestablished the Export Increase Program (PIE) for the soywithout a differential exchange rate but with the possibility that exporters have free availability of 25% of currencies that they liquidate.
Due to the sharp drop in dollar CCL, Ambit consulted the founder of Investment Advisor Alejandro Bianchi who explained that the drop was due to the implementation of the soybean dollar 4where 25% of free availability can be settled at CCL. “That is bringing down the financial dollars because dollars are brought from abroad at that value“he added.
For their part, from PPI, they said that “the central bank released US$29.3 million today to contain the escalation of the financial dollars. Thus, the cumulative total of the last five days remains at US$157.5 million.”
All this happens in a month marked by exchange rate pressure product of the search for coverage facing the general elections.
How much is the dollar trading at today, Friday, September 8
He wholesale dollar It’s in $350, value that the BCRA seeks to maintain until October.
Meanwhile, the qatar dollar -which includes 30% of the tax COUNTRYa 45% deductible of the Income and Personal Property Tax, and a new perception of 5% on account of Personal Property – maintains the $660.62. Thus, the gap with the Dolar blue remained at its lowest level in almost a month -since August 15-, being located in the $59.38.
In mid-August, the Federal Public Revenue Administration (AFIP) arranged a 25% reduction to 5% in the Perception of Personal Property that is applied for consumption abroad with debit and credit cards higher than the $300 monthly per person. Thus, this month, the call qatar dollar It stopped being the most expensive exchange rate on the market.
How much does it sell for? Dolar blue today, Friday, September 8
He blue dollar for sale to $710according to a survey of Ambit in the caves of the City.
For its part, the crypto dollar or bitcoin dollar operates in the $738.95based on the average among local exchanges reported by Coin monitor.
How much does the MEP dollar today, Friday, September 8
He MEP dollar operates in the $688.59. In that way, the gap with the officer reaches the 96.74%.
The price of the CCL dollar today, Friday, September 8
For his part, he dollar “Cash with Settlement” (CCL) crumbles to the $737.90. Thus, the spread with the officer is located in a 110.83%.
Price of the tourist dollar today, Friday, September 8
He tourist dollar or cardand saving dollar (or solidarity) -which include 30% of the COUNTRY tax + 45% of the Earnings Perception– closed in $642.27.
Source: Ambito
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