How much did the dollar trade at, in a day with the sale of reserves for US$ 145 million

Today there was a day of stability for the blue dollar, which traded unchanged today at $377 for sale. On the other hand, the Central Bank (BCRA) once again suffered strongly from financial uncertainty.

The highest regulatory body in the country closed its participation in the market with sales of US$ 145 million, faced with a scarce supply of foreign currency. According to market sources, energy import payments and other imports justified the sales of the highest monetary authority that accumulated in March sales of US$ 549.50 million and in the year they reach US$ 1,635 million.

After Monday’s rise, the blue dollar closed stable at $373 to buy and $377 to sell and the gap with the wholesale dollar followed in 86.4%. The value of the blue is the lowest among the alternative prices of the North American currency.

Meanwhile, the Qatari dollar climbed to $418.72 while the tourist or card for consumption abroad earned 84 cents and was offered at $366.38.

The savings or solidarity dollar, which includes the tax burden, operates at $345.44, and the dollar without taxes traded at $209.36 for sale according to the average of the main private banks, while at Banco Nación it rose to $208.75, and the opening between buying and selling was extended to forty cents. The wholesale dollar, which is directly regulated by the BCRA, rose 39 cents to $202.07.

The financial prices in the Buenos Aires stock market fell slightly and the dollar counted with liqui, operated with the Global 2030 bond was offered at $393.11 and the gap with the wholesale exchange rate stands at 94.4%. The MEP dollar, also operated with the Global 2030 bond, fell $1.75 and trades at $377.76with a difference with the official of 86.8%.

With information from Argentine News


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