Unpublished: the Wholesale Dollar Already Surpasses the Blue in the Exchange Market

In an unprecedented fact, for the first time, the blue dollar was below the wholesaler traded in the Single and Exchange-Free Market (MULC). The wholesaler registered his largest rise in more than three weeks - at $1,183- while the retailer rubbed the $1,200. The Blue quoted at $1,170. Bank Nation’s bill also skyrocketed to $1,195 for sale. In the wholesale segment, the dollar extended its advance and scaled $23 (+2%) to $1,183 for sale. Meanwhi…

The blue dollar closed this Friday unchanged, to $1,150 for the purchase and $1,170 for the sale, thus consolidating its value for the fourth consecutive wheel. However, the most striking fact of the day was that for the first time in a long time the quotation of the parallel ticket in the financial “caves” was below the official selling price of the National Bank, which climbed to $1,175. This unusual behavior in the exchange market reflects th…