The MEP dollar and the CCL erase the bearish trend and press upwards. Last week they accumulated drops of up to $20.
Financial dollars on the rise: The MEP pushes upwards and is heading back to $1,200
Financial dollars cut bearish trend this Monday, October 7. In this way, the MEP is approaching $1,200, after registering its eighth weekly decline in two months last Friday, however, the gap with the official figure exceeds 22%.
The so-called “stock market” dollar rises $3.3 (0.3%) to $1,190.79therefore the spread with the wholesale exchange rate, regulated by the Central Bank (BCRA) amounts to 22.01%%. For his part, the CCL also climbs $1.74 (0.1%) to the $1,227.68which left a gap of 25.8%, minimum since may.
How much does the official dollar trade at today, Monday, October 7
In the official exchange market, the dollar quotes $976, $1.50 above Friday’s close.
How much does the future dollar trade at today, Monday, October 7
The future dollar contracts by the end of October it advances 0.1% to $998.00, while for November yields 0.1% to $1,027 and for December falls 0.2% to $1,060. Meanwhile, contracts for the first half of 2025 show significant declines.
How much is the blue dollar sold for today, Monday, October 7
He blue dollar is located in $1,195 for sale, according to a survey of Scope in the caves of the City.
Price of the dollar card today, Monday, October 7
He dollar card or touristand the dollar savings (either solidary) mark the $1,590.40.
Quote of the crypto dollar today, Monday, October 7
He crypto dollar or Bitcoin dollar quotes at $1,207.81, according to Bitso.
Source: Ambito
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