The blue dollar fell $2 in the parallel market on Friday it ended the week at $377 on sale and $373 to purchase. Meanwhile, the official closed at an average of $197.60, an increase of 22 cents over the wheel’s latest high on Thursday.
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Blue was down $2 on Friday and closed at $377 for the week
After a Friday morning with no price movement, the blue dollar fell $2 in the parallel market by midday and closed $377 long and $373 long.
After surging as high as $8 during the week, blue finally traded $2 lower than it did on Friday of last week when it closed at $379.
Source: Clarin
