He MEP dollar or Stock Market scales $12.95 (+1.3%) this Thursday and operates at $997.14. In fact, the gap with the officer is located in 179.2%.
He MEP dollar records its fourth consecutive increase this Thursday, November 23, and operates near the $1,000, above the dollar Cash with Settlement (CCL), limited by the supply generated by the new scheme of the exporter dollar (50-50%).
The also called dollar bag scale $12.95 (+1.3%) and trades at $997.14. Indeed, the gap with the official figure is 179.2%. In just four days, it has accumulated an increase of $140 or 16.3%.
For his part, the dollar CCL, which operates without reference prices given a holiday in the US, is slightly above $950. In that way, the spread with the officer he positions himself in the 166.5%.
Source: Ambito
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