The dollar blue It went down this Thursday, December 29 for the first time, and moved away from its historical record, after six days in which it remained on the rise. After skyrocketing over $32 in a week, the currency in the informal market experienced its biggest daily drop in four months.
In the parallel market, the dollar gave up $7 and returned to $350 for sale, after settling at $359 at an all-time intraday highalthough it then closed at $357 on Wednesday.
The last time that the North American currency suffered a greater fall than this Thursday, it was on September 5 of this year, when the price plunged $15.
The gap would change between dollar informal and the wholesale change pierced the ceiling of 100% and settled in 98%. So far this week, however, the blue accumulates a raise of $10.
We must not lose sight of the fact that the parallel bill comes from registering three consecutive weekly advances, after jumping $19 between Monday and Friday of the previous week.
