The free-trade dollar had an upward trend in the last round of the month, consolidating the second consecutive month with real appreciation above inflation.
The blue dollar rose 10 pesos on the day after starting downwards and correcting halfway through the wheel to end the month offered at $1,335 for purchase and $1,365 for sale.
In this way, the month of June closes with an appreciation of $140 or 11.43%, an increase above the estimated inflation for the month of around 5.5%.
Although the parallel exchange rate was the one with the greatest growth in the month and with real appreciation for the second consecutive month, in the annual comparison it grew by 33.17% ($340) against an estimated inflation of 75%.
Financial dollars also rose and rounded off the month with significant gains. The MEP dollar rose $12.17 (0.91%) to close the month at around $1,344 pesos. Thus, in June it rose $128 (10.54%). Meanwhile, the cash settlement dollar increased $11.45 (0.85%) and ended the sixth month of the year with a rise of $109.20 (8.75%).
The wholesale dollar of $912, which in June adjusted at a rate of less than 2% per month, grew by 1.084% and in the year by 12.81%. The exchange rate gaps were all between 47% and 50%.
The value of the bill in Banco Nación is $930.50 and in the average of the banks it is $950.42.
