The blue dollar continues its rise in the month of June. After the holidays, the parallel currency advanced another $30 to reach $1,300 for purchases and $1,330 for sales, a new nominal record.
The blue note has risen $105 (+8.57%) so far in June and in the last two months it has risen 27.8%, recovering a good part of the delay that it had during the year.
With the periodic adjustment of the wholesale dollar to $908.50, the exchange gap was now closer to 47%.
Financial dollars also appreciated. The MEP dollar rose about $19.22 (1.5%) to $1,293, while the cash with settlement rose by $18 (1.4%) and once again surpassed the $1,300 line, with a price of $1,309.63.
The value of the bill in Banco Nación is $927 and in the average of the banks it is $947.65.
For its part, the Central Bank this Monday bought foreign currency again. After ending last week with a negative balance after selling 156 million dollars last Wednesday, this Monday it acquired 47 million dollars.
In a round with a negotiated volume of US$ 331,216 million, the monetary authority was able to retain 14%, leaving importers access to the balance. Gross reserves, however, fell by about 239 million dollars to end the day with a total balance of US$29,705 million.
