After the decline due to the approval of the Bases Law, the blue dollar this Friday quickly rebounded 35 pesos (+2.81%), erasing the mid-week decline.
The parallel currency ended the week trading at $1,250 for purchase and $1,280 for sale. In this way, the weekly balance closes with high volatility and 15 pesos above what it started with. The exchange gap is established at 41.67%.
In the case of financial dollars, Friday’s trading was quite stable and they were trading mixed. The MEP dollar rose about $4.92 this Friday compared to yesterday’s close to settle at $1,246. During the week, however, it fell $36.31 (-2.83%). The gap with the wholesale dollar is 37.9%.
Meanwhile, the dollar counted with settlement lost $7.40 this Friday to end the week at $1,267. In the week it fell $46 (-3.5%) from $1,313 where it started. The exchange gap contracted to 40.23%.
Thus, The week ends with blue as the most expensive of the free dollars.
The wholesale dollar adjusted $1.50 this Friday and closed at $903.50. In the week that just ended, the wholesale exchange rate rose $4.50, above the $3.50 increase in the previous week.
The value of the bill in Banco Nación is $922.00 and in the average of the banks it is $941.93.
