- 70% is sold at the official dollar and can be deposited in a bank at the link dollar.
- 30% is sold at the official dollar and you can buy a savings dollar at $229.
If the proposal in dollars is passed cleanly, andThis implies that the operation looks like this:
- 70% remains at official US$266 and can be deposited at sight.
- 30% remains at US$114, which if it is sold at the official dollar at $130.6233 and with this product it is possible to buy dollars at $229.24, which leaves US$64.95.
In summary, the sale of soybeans is at US$266 official dollars and US$64.95 bills. But beware: since the producer has already bought the savings dollar for 90 days, he cannot buy the MEP dollar for 90 days.
Soybean dollar: how would the equation look in pesos?
- 70% in official dollars of u$s266 if we convert it to pesos we have $34,746.
- 30% in official dollars US$64.95 is sold for MEP dollars at US$322.5 and remains at US$20,944.
In total it remains at $ 55,690. The improvement in pesos is as follows: under this methodology it sells at $55,690 and the previous one at $49,637, with which there is a difference of 12%.
Conclusion:
The proposal is very cumbersome, and difficult to explain, therefore, it does not seem very attractive for those who are saving in the long term, a month ago these values were higher due to a higher price of soybeans at the international level and less exchange gap.
This change benefits exporters, because producers earn an additional 12%, but they have to take into account the costs of commissions and taxes on bank debits and credits.
A simpler formula would have been needed, and without so many complexities. For example, lowering the withholding from 33% to 30% or 28% would have been more understandable and attractive. Ideological borders complicate the simple, and hinder positive results.
Source: Ambito
