The first business day of the week came with significant increases in the blue dollar, between $25 and $30 in the offices and on the street, respectively, in the “city” of Salta, according to operators. The Tribune. They also indicated that there was a lot of demand: “Of every ten people, nine bought and one sold.”
The first business day of the week came with significant increases in the blue dollar, between $25 and $30 in the offices and on the street, respectively, in the “city” of Salta, according to what operators commented to The Tribune. They also indicated that there was a lot of demand: “Of every ten people, nine bought and one sold.”
The little trees commented to The Tribune that on the street closed at $1,280 for purchase and $1,360 for sale, while operators bought at $1,300 and sold at $1,330.
It is worth remembering that on Friday the 14th, the last business day of the previous week, the foreign currency closed at $1,250 for purchase and $1,330 for sale on the street, so the difference with respect to this Tuesday was $30, while in In the offices the gap was shorter: $1,275 for purchases and $1,305 for sales, $25 less than this day.
How was the rise in Buenos Aires
The blue dollar continued its rise in the first of the two days this week and set a new nominal record: $1,305 for sale.
The parallel currency increased 25 pesos this Tuesday in the city of Buenos Aires and accumulates 60 pesos in the last two days. Despite the good news received last week regarding the agreement with the IMF, inflation at 4.2%, the approval of the basic law and a new financial surplus, the currency found itself in demand.
With an adjustment of the wholesale dollar of 1.5 pesos to end this Tuesday at $905, the exchange gap is located at 44.2%. The blue price is once again by far the most expensive on the market.
Financial dollars, stable
Meanwhile, financial dollars traded quite stable and ended the day slightly lower. Between the Argentine holidays and tomorrow’s holiday in North America, the week will have very few movements.
The MEP dollar fell $3.71 (-0.3%) to rank as the cheapest of the free currencies at $1,240.93.
Meanwhile, cash with settlement barely moved $0.90 downward to remain at $1,266.49.
The value of the bill in Banco Nación is $924 and in the average of the banks it is $943.66.
