The financial and informal dollars are in search of equilibrium prices, after the new measures promoted by the Ministry of Economy
By iProfessional
12/04/2023 – 07,26hs
After bouncing three weights the day before, the Dolar blue List this Wednesday at $394 in the caves of downtown Buenos Aires.
For their part, the stock dollars experienced a drop the day before, which occurred after the National Securities Commission (CNV) ordered changes in the “parking” for sovereign bonds in dollars under local and foreign legislation. Thus, the so-called “parking” falls from 2 days to 1 for Bonares and increases from 2 days to 3 for Globales.
In this context, in the stock market, the dollar counted with liquidation (CCL) is traded at $399; and the MEP is offered in $387.
In the foreign exchange market, the retail dollar starts the wheel at $221.17 on average.
On the wholesale market, the US coin is available for an average of $213.76.
As relevant data from Tuesday, the Central Bank made purchases for US$2 million, which allowed it to cut a streak of 23 consecutive rounds of sales.
The Government maintains the dichotomy of intervening in the stock market or letting its price run
How much is the blue dollar trading today?
The blue dollar is located at $394 for sale and $390 for purchase.
How financial dollars operate
The dollar counted with settlement (CCL) is trading at $399; and the MEP is offered at $387.
What is the official dollar price
He retail dollar quote $221.17 on average.
On the wholesale market, the US coin is available for an average of $213.76.
Thus, the dollar with the 30% surcharge -contemplated in the COUNTRY tax-, marks an average of $287.52 per unit, and with the advance on account of the Income Tax of 35% on the purchase of foreign currency, to $364 .93.
Meanwhile, the dollar allocated to tourism abroad -and which has a rate of 45%- stands at $387.05, while for purchases over 300 dollars -and which has an additional tax of 25%-, it is located in $442,34.
The blue started April with ups and downs
The currency gap
Lastly, the exchange gap between the average retail dollar published by the BCRA and the different exchange rates is as follows:
- Blue: 78%
- CCL: 80%
- MEP: 75%
