Dollar, Base Law and May inflation: the blue and the financial markets collapsed this Thursday

The parallel exchange markets They operated downwards, after the great expectations generated by the approval of the Base Law in the Senate and the inflation data for the month of May 2024—which reached 4.2%—. How much were the blue dollar, the MEP dollar and the CCL dollar trading at this Thursday, June 13, 2024?

The blue dollar closed on Monday, on average, at $1215.00 for purchase now $1245.00 for sale in the city of Buenos Aires, falling 45 pesos compared to the closing of the previous day. It is the lowest price at which the North American currency can currently be accessed, followed by the MEP dollar.

The gap with the official wholesale exchange rate is 35.3%.


MEP and CCL dollar: how much they were quoted this Thursday, June 13


The MEP dollar closed Thursday’s trading session at $1,246.69, and fell 2.5% daily. It stopped being the cheapest dollar on the market.

The stock market dollar has already earned $30.26 (+2.5%) in the month of June. The gap with the official wholesale exchange rate is 38.2%.

The counted dollar with settlement (CCL) was traded this Thursday at $1275.32 in the stock market. This represents a decrease of 2% compared to the previous day.

This way, The CCL dollar accumulates an increase of $16.59 in June (+1.3%)and the gap with the official wholesale exchange rate is 40.1%.


Dollar card and savings: how much they quoted this Thursday, June 13


The official retail dollar was quoted at $884.11 for purchase now $942.10 for sale. With the crawling peg regime, it accumulated an increase of 0.9% in June.

This way, The card dollar and the savings dollar (which includes PAIS tax and perceptions) are located at $1,474.40above parallel dollars.

Finally, the official wholesale dollar closed Thursday’s trading session at $901.50. It has risen 0.7% so far in June.


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