The Dollar Rises Again and the Market Already Projects New Pressures Towards the End of the Year
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The wholesale dollar closed this Monday at $1,511.50, with an increase of $3.50 compared to Friday. The wheel had a reduced activity by the US holiday, which restricted local operations to entities with their own accounts in dollars opened in the Central Bank. The advance did not alter, for now, the stability zone that began to form around $1,512. During much of August, different analysts detected sales that the wholesaler was approaching $1,500…
After a week of relative calm, the wholesale dollar started this Monday at $1,512. Private projections anticipate a gradual depreciation over the coming months and look at rates, inflation and demand for coverage.
The wholesaler raised $3.50 after noting his first weekly fall since mid-August. City anticipates a gradual depreciation towards the end of the year, while rates, inflation and coverage demand appear among the keys to the next wheels.
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