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The Dollar Closed Upwards at $4,110.54, for the First Time Since More than a Month Ago
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In a week when interest rates operated with extreme volatility, the official dollar and financiers went up for the third consecutive round this Friday, although they failed to reverse the low week and score their first drop in more than a month. The local market welcomed the technical agreement of the IMF staff with the Argentine authorities on the first review of the program signed in April. It must now be dealt with by the Executive Board, whi…
The official dollar and the financiers went up for the third wheel in the thread, although they scored their first weekly drop in more than a month.
The official dollar today Friday July 25 went up 10 pesos and closed to $1245 for purchase and $1295 for sale on the screens of the Banco Nación. The currency closed, however, the week with an accumulated decrease of $5, although since the beginning of July, it won $80 (closed June to $1215).The dollar card for digital services and tourism, while, it is located at $1683,5 after modifications by the government to the perceptions of Profits and Pe…
Reuters said the currency was moving away on Friday from its two-week minimums, but it kept heading for its biggest weekly fall in a month.
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