the blue dollar He jumped seven pesos this Wednesday and trading at $397, the highest nominal level recorded so far. With this, it becomes the most expensive parallel dollar on the market, ahead of the MEP dollar, which closed at $383.5.
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Economy Minister Sergio Massa is preparing together with the delegation of Argentine officials in Washington for this Wednesday’s appointment at the White House, where President Joe Biden will receive Alberto Fernández. But, beyond that key meeting, the Tigrense has its agenda in this city in a critical week for Argentina.
Massa was only able to enjoy some of the cherry blossom scenery this week in the city in the late afternoon, at a sidewalk table at the Willard hotel, where the Argentine entourage are staying. Surrounded by his collaborators, the minister answers calls from Buenos Aires, monitors the movements of the dollar. He spent the whole day doing the classic tour of power – especially the economic one – in Washington, with meetings at the Treasury, the IDB, the World Bank and the Immigration and Control Service (Homeland Security) with various objectives. To know more.
In the midst of a foreign currency shortage, the blue dollar jumped again: it climbed seven pesos and closed at $397
Amid the currency outflow, the blue dollar rallied again on Tuesday, jumping seven pesos and trading at $397, its highest nominal level so far. With this, it becomes the most expensive parallel dollar on the market, ahead of the MEP dollar, which closed at $383.5, while cash with liquidity or CCL sold at $390.6.
Cash and liquidity had also started to rise again, but as happened in recent days at the end of the round, the trend changed and thus closed with a drop of 0.5%. For operators, this setback is a sign of a sort status intervention to contain the CCL price. To know more.
Source: Clarin
