He Dolar blue remained at record levels this Thursday, October 5, and closed at $843in the middle of the growing political and economic uncertaintyless than three weeks from general elections.
For his part, the spread of the parallel bill with the official exchange rate was located in 140.9%, levels similar to those of July 2022, after the resignation of the then Minister of Economy, Martin Guzman.
The General Directorate of Customs (DGA), together with the Financial Information Unit (UIF) and the Money Laundering division of the Argentine Federal Police (PFA), carried out this Thursday 51 raids in the framework of a complaint for the alleged leak of US$400 million from 176 companies through false imports with the Comprehensive Import Monitoring System (SIMI).
The raids were carried out simultaneously in 18 banks, eight accounting firms and 25 companies located in the downtown Buenos Aires and in the cities of Rosario, Córdoba and Bahía Blanca, reported the customs agency. The maneuver, carried out by 176 companies between July 2020 and July 2022, consisted of simulate imports, using false documentation and SIMIs, with the sole objective of leaking foreign currency abroad.
“Basically what they did was simulate import operations. They never imported anything into Argentina and transferred US$400 million abroad,” said the head of the DGA, Guillermo Michel, this afternoon in dialogue with the media.
How much does the blue dollar rise in the year
So far in 2023, the Dolar blue accumulate one increase of $497 (+143.6%) after closing 2022 at $346.
It should be noted that in January the informal dollar It advanced $35 (+10.1%), while in February it accumulated a fall of $6 (-1.6%). In March it registered an increase of $20 (+5.3%), in April, it rose $74 (+18.73%) and during May it rose $21 (+4.5%). In turn, in June it increased $4 (+0.8%), while in July it rose $53 (+11.3%).
In August, the blue dollar jumped $185 either 33.6% –he largest monthly increase since April 2020 (+41.3%) – after the 20% devaluation of the peso post PASO.
In the monthly accumulated of September, The informal dollar registered an increase of $65 or 8.8%, below the estimated inflation for the month, which would be above 10% again. At the same time, it lost compared to the performance offered by the 30-day fixed term in pesos (9.7%), after far surpassing it last month.
In 2022, it advanced $138 (+66.4%) after closing 2021 at $208.
How much did the dollar cost today, Thursday, October 5
He wholesale dollar operated at $350value that BCRA seeks to sustain until the end of October.
Meanwhile, the Qatar dollar -which includes 30% of the COUNTRY taxa 45% deductible of the Income and Personal Property Tax, and a new perception of 5% on account of Personal Property – priced at $660.76.
In mid-August, the Federal Public Revenue Administration (AFIP) arranged a 25% reduction at 5% in the perception of Personal Assets which applies to consumption abroad with debit and credit cards exceeding the $300 monthly per person. Thus, the call Qatar dollar It was no longer the most expensive exchange rate on the market.
How much the MEP dollar closed at today, Thursday, October 5
He MEP dollar operated in the $780.12. In that way, the gap with the officer reached 122.9%.
Value of the CCL dollar today, Thursday, October 5
For his part, the dollar “Cash with Settlement” (CCL) listed in $892.11. Thus, the spread with the officer he was located in a 154.9%.
Closing price of the tourist dollar today, Thursday, October 5
He tourist dollar or cardand savings (or solidarity) dollar -which include 30% of the COUNTRY TAX + 45% of the Earnings Perception– marked the $642.41.
Quote of the crypto dollar today, Thursday, October 5
The crypto dollar or Bitcoin dollar quotes in the $890.78, based on average across local exchanges reported by Coinmonitor.
Source: Ambito
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