The gap with the official exchange rate was 20.6%.
On the last business day of the week, the “blue” dollar remained unchanged in the single exchange market. Thus it ended at $1,025 for the purchase and $1,055 for the sale.
In this way, the gap with the official exchange rate was 20.6%. In addition, it was located above the MEP dollar.
The informal currency registered a rise of $40 during the week and reached the highest value since February 27.
Official dollar
Meanwhile, the official dollar increased one peso and was quoted at $854 for purchase and $894 for sale on the screens of Banco Nación (BNA). The wholesaler advanced one unit and ended up at $87.
The so-called card or tourist dollar, and the savings (or solidarity) dollar reached $1,430.40.
Stock market dollars
In the stock market segment, the Cash with Settlement dollar (CCL) advanced to $1,083.45, so the gap with the official dollar stood at 23.8%.
The MEP dollar rose to $1,035.48 and the spread with the official dollar stood at 18.3%.
