Look at how much the blue dollar, official dollar, MEP dollar and the CCL dollar traded at.
The blue dollar operated with strong volatility this Tuesday February 7 and closed $1,140 for the purchase and $1,170 for the sale, according to a survey of Ambit in the caves of the City. However, during the day, he had a lot of oscillation. It started at $1,145, at one point during the day it reached $1,180 and then dropped a little to the closing price.
So, at some point during the day managed to erase all the fall that had been recorded in the first two days of the weekwhich was $30, although it later dropped $5.
In short, throughout this Tuesday, the parallel currency rose $25 (1.75%) to $1,170, after a streak of six consecutive days with a downward trend. This happens after the omnibus law returned to a “clean slate” in what was the Government’s first defeat in Congress. The Markets react negatively after hearing the news and that generated strong volatility in parallel exchange rates.
In this way, the gap with the officer It stood at 40.93%, its highest value since last week, when it had managed to drill 40%.
How much was the official dollar quoted at today, Wednesday, February 7
He wholesale dollar rose 70 cents (0.08%) to $830.20 per unit.
How much the MEP dollar was sold for today, Wednesday, February 7
He MEP dollar was located in $1,213.57. Thus, the spread with the official exchange rate it is positioned in the 46.18%.
Value of the CCL dollar today, Wednesday, February 7
He dollar Cash with Settlement (CCL) quoted at $1,273.88. In that way, the gap of this exchange rate with the official was located in the 53.44%.
Price of the dollar card today, Wednesday, February 7
He dollar card or touristand the dollar savings (either solidary) was negotiated to $1,358.40.
Quote of the crypto dollar today, Wednesday, February 7
He crypto dollar or Bitcoin dollar operated on $1,236.59according to Bitso.
Source: Ambito
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