Find out how much the blue dollar, the MEP dollar and the CCL closed at.
He blue dollar went up and closed $1,215 for purchase now $1,245 for sale, according to a survey of Scope in the caves of the City. Thus, the weekly movement of this exchange rate was null, since it ended at the same price as last Friday.
The informal bill rose $15 on the day (+1.2%), its biggest daily rise since July 17 when it lost $50. The drop in the parallel exchange rate occurred after having fallen by two consecutive days and having touched its lowest value, at $1,220, since May 28, when it was at $1,210.
Meanwhile, the gap with the official dollar stood at 28.4% and remains firmly above 30% for more than a week.
So far in September, the blue dollar falls $60 (-4.6%) compared to the close of August thanks to the excess supply of currency as a result of money laundering.
How much did the official dollar close at today, Friday, September 27
In the official exchange market, the dollar rose $1.50 to $970.00.
How much did the MEP dollar trade at today, Friday, September 27
He MEP dollar fell to $1,209.19, so the gap with the officer was located in the 24.7%
Value of the CCL dollar today, Friday, September 27
He dollar Cash with Settlement (CCL) rose to $1,231.02, so the gap with the officer was located in the 26.9%
Card dollar price today, Friday September 27
He dollar card or touristand the dollar savings (either solidary) marked the $1,583.20.
Crypto dollar quote today, Friday September 27
He crypto dollar or Bitcoin dollar quotes at $1,220.00, according to Bitso.
Source: Ambito
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