US EditionWith high volatility, the blue dollar scored its first drop in six days after playing $1,300
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The blue dollar fell this Thursday to $1265 for the end-of-month effect that is coming, when there is a need for weights from small and medium-sized enterprises to cope with the payment of salaries. MEP and CCL were left at $1286 and $1287, respectively. For brokers, this marks that the street, that is, individuals, are scarcer weights, while corporations buying MEP or CCL can easily borrow in pesos to dollarize.That's why volatility didn't go a…
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The Blue Dollar showed a sharp slowdown and closed to $1,245 for purchase and $1,265 for sale on Thursday, March 20.The parallel ticket gave in this way $15, thus erasing part of the weekly raise and moving away from $1,300, following the approval in the DNU Congress that enabled the agreement with the IMF.In the weekly balance sheet, it still continues $10 before Friday's closing.In this context, the gap with the officer sinks to 16.8%.In the w…
Find out how close the blue dollar, the MEP dollar and the CCL closed.
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