The official dollar ended in an average of $ 1,233.36 for sale, which implied a rise of 11.3% this Monday after the elimination of the stocks for human people. How much does the dollar cost in the bank?
He Official dollar He jumped superior to $ 120 within the framework of NEW BAND FLOITING CANDARIO REGIMEbetween $ 1,000 and $ 1,400. As soon as the day started, he opened above the $ 1,250, but quickly cut its value and finally closed at an average value of $ 1,233.36 (+11.3%).
“From this moment we eliminate the exchange rate of the Argentine economy forever,” President Javier Milei announced greatly. During the morning he also said that as of this Monday “we are freer.”
Human people, as of this Monday, can access the official dollar without restrictions and eliminated the top of US $ 200 access to the market -free market.
After this measure, all access restrictions linked to government assists received during pandemic, subsidies, public employment, among others, were also eliminated. The modifications were announced by the BCRA through communication to 8226.
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Chau Copo: Bank per bank, how much the official dollar is sold
Regarding the sale price of the new dollar that each bank offered, the lowest values at closure were recorded by Piano Bank ($ 1,210), Brubank ($ 1,225, with a minimum of $ 1,190 in the first part of the day), and Patagonia Bank ($ 1,225).
Next, the purchase and sale closing values of each entity:
- Banco Galicia: $ 1,180 for purchase and $ 1,230 for sale.
- Nacion Bank: $ 1,180 for purchase and $ 1,230 for sale.
- ICBC: $ 1,179.50 for purchase and $ 1,237 for sale.
- BBVA: $ 1,180 for purchase and $ 1,230 for sale.
- CITY BANK: $ 1,180 for purchase and $ 1,249.95 for sale.
- Patagonia Bank: $ 1,150 for purchase and $ 1,225 for sale.
- Santander Bank: $ 1,180 for purchase and $ 1,230 for sale.
- Brubank: $ 1,180 for purchase and $ 1,225 for sale.
- Piano Bank: $ 1,160 for purchase and $ 1,210 for sale.
Source: Ambito
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