Helped by a good liquidation of currencies for exports, the Central Bank (BCRA) began the week with a net purchase of US$80 million, the most favorable balance since November 24.
Savings or solidarity dollar
The savings dollar or solidarity dollar -retail plus tax- climbed 56 cents to settle at $184.82 on average.
wholesale dollar
In the wholesale segment, the dollar directly regulated by the BCRA, closed the day at $106.36, 21 cents higher than Friday’s close.
The official comes from posting its highest weekly rise in almost a year and is already advancing at a rate of more than 40% per year, although this Monday’s adjustment was lower than last Monday’s.
The price of the “greenback” was cushioned by the inflow of “genuine” dollars from foreign sales. In this framework, the monetary authority was able to add US$90 million to the positive net balance so far in February.
Dollar CCL
In the bag, the dollar (CCL) -traded with the GD30 bond- falls 1.4% (-$2.96) to $213.25, for which the gap with the official drops to 100.5%, minimum since January 18.
The currency accumulated last week a decline of 2%. Likewise, since the Government announced the understanding with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) it has chained a collapse of 7.8% (-$17.92).
MEP dollar
For its part, The MEP or Stock Exchange dollar falls 0.5% (-96 cents) to $206.63, after sinking 2.2% in the previous week. The spread with the wholesaler stands at 94.3%.
The blue dollar erases its initial fall this Monday 14 February 2022 and returns to $215, according to a survey carried out by Ámbito in the Foreign Exchange Black Market. This is the same closing value as last Friday.
In this way, the informal dollar is again the most expensive on the market being located above the CCL, which this day operates lower.
Even so, the spread with the wholesale exchange rate, which is directly regulated by the Central Bank, falls slightly to 102%, the lowest since January 17 due to the acceleration in the rate of devaluation of the official, and the greater calm that the parallel has been exhibiting after the announcement of understanding with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Source: Ambito
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