The blue dollar has closed this Wednesday for $391 on salein full market uncertainty due to the exchange of securities in dollars for paper in pesos ordered by public bodies.
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In the midst of market tensions, the government raised the rate and obtained additional loans in pesos
This Wednesday, in the midst of market uncertainty due to the exchange of dollar bonds for peso bonds ordered by public organizations, the government closed a new peso debt tender, where it raised 416,500 million dollars and renewed the 113% of deadlines this week.
To convince the banks to provide loans in pesos, the economic team raised the rate to 123% per annum.
In this way the Treasury received 1,643 offers. “We were owed $367,000 million in national Treasury debt, we had offers for $664,000 million in face value and we accepted $416,500 million,” Finance Secretary Eduardo Setti anticipated via Twitter. To know more.
The blue dollar closed at $391 on Wednesday
After a day of rising $8, the blue dollar fell $3 this Wednesday and closed at $387 buying and $391 selling.
The official was up 50 cents on Tuesday and closed at $204.25 for buys and $212.25 for sells at Banco Nación.
Source: Clarin
