The crawling peg is back: how much did the card dollar go for?

The crawling peg is back: how much did the card dollar go for?

November 15, 2023 – 18:26

As anticipated Ambithe official dollar rose almost $3 (0.86%) to $352.95 and returned to a regime of daily adjustments called “crawling peg.” This impacted the card dollar.

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As announced, this wednesday official dollar rose $3.05 (0.82%) to $353.05 and, thus, the Government fulfilled its plan to return to the system of daily mini-adjustments called crawling peg. In this way, the card dollar had modifications.

Thus, the tourist dollar or cardand savings (or solidarity) dollar -which include 30% of the COUNTRY TAX + 45% of the Perception of Profits + 25% of Gross Income– ended at $741.02.

After the devaluation of August 14, the Government decided to unify the so-called “dollar savings” either “solidary” with the one known as “card” for expenses abroad or for services streaming and the “Qatar”for consumption above US$300 per month.

The exchange rate known as “card” applies to all transactions, whether purchases of goods or services with credit or debit. These include platforms such as Netflix or Spotify.

For its part, the blue dollar closed to $920 for purchase and $970 for saleaccording to a survey of Ambit in the caves of the City, on a wheel in which the daily adjustment of the official exchange rate, as planned, and in the final stretch towards the runoff.

Source: Ambito

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