US EditionThe Official Dollar Is Heading to Close the Week with a Slight Decrease, but the Contribution of the National Bank Goes Up
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The wholesale dollar closed down on Friday, June 6, although it remained above the blue for the seventh consecutive day.The proximity of the national mid-term elections produces slight coverage of portfolios in dollars among investors, with dynamics also on future contracts.In this context, the wholesale official backed $5.50 to $1,185,50 for sale and accumulated a decrease of $2.50 a week. The quote comes from climbing just 1.5% ($18) during Ma…
The wholesale exchange rate re-punches the $1,190, while the retailer stays above $1,200.
On a day crossed by political issues in the Chamber of Deputies, the wholesale dollar quoted with a slight raise of $1 this Thursday to place at $1,185.50 and it remains around that value at the close of the week. Cristina Kirchner's candidacy provoked a rise in the blue dollar from 0.5% to $1205, but the lack of pesos caused a decrease of the blue from 0.5% to $1175 and this Friday operates at $1170. Defended DollarThe financial dollar was more…
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