How much is the blue dollar on the first day of the new measures?

2023-05-02 16:02:29

The blue dollar climbs $11 and sells for $479 in the parallel market, on the first day of the measures adopted by the Government to limit the options of stockbrokers to operate on the financial prices of the ticket.

Meanwhile, financial dollars operate mixed: the cash with stable liquidation at $461 and the Bosa or MEP falls to 2.1% $426.01.

For his part, the official dollar depreciates 0.89% and goes to a value of $231.68, while the wholesaler goes to $225 with a rise of 1.04%. Thus, the gaps are 107% with the official and 112%, respectively.

The National Securities Commission (CNV) published this Tuesday Resolution 959/2023 that prohibits operators from buying MEP dollars or Cash with Liquidation through credits taken in guarantees or passes.

The official measure seeks to decompress the demand for the dollars that are bought on the Stock Market so that it is easier for the Government to intervene in that market with the bonds that it exchanged from public organizations.

It was estimated that a drop in financial dollars would force a drop in the price of blue, a situation that would not be verified at least at the start of the wheel.

With the opening of the banking activity, the purchase quota of US$200 by individuals is renewed, whose universe is increasingly restricted by provisions of the Central Bank.

This option cannot be accessed:

* Those who bought MEP or CCL dollars in the last 90 days.

* Those who received salaries in 2020 through the Production and Work Assistance program (ATP).

* Those who collect social plans or state aid such as the AUH.

* Monotributistas who have credits in progress at a subsidized rate.

* Those who do not have their declared income.

* Joint holders of bank accounts.

* Those who spent their quota of US$200 with a card (includes, for example, the payment of Netflix or Spotify in dollars).

* Those who have a 12-installment payment plan for credit card debts.

* Those who refinanced their debts with banks for personal, pledge or mortgage loans.

* Beneficiaries of the income reinforcement that was paid in May and June 2022.

* Those who receive state subsidies for the payment of electricity and gas rates.

* People who enter the pension moratorium to retire without having 30 years of mandatory contributions.


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