How quotes closed this Monday, January 8
Financial dollars continued their bullish rally, with cash settled (CCL) already above $1,200.
The European Parliament dollar also followed suit and settled above $1,150.
Political uncertainty over the future of the DNU and a bill sent to Congress by the government after judicial setbacks and setbacks in committee have added to the few options with positive real rates that exist for placing the peso on the market. generate constant dollarization of portfolios.
Liquidity cash rose more than 5.2% on the day to close at $1,199.97, up from last week’s first round opening at $973.15. In the first five rounds of the year, it increased by more than $227.
For its part, MEP shares also registered significant gains and closed at $1,141.62, up 3.3% on the day. Both prices marked their highest historical levels that day. During the day, the MEP reached $1,155.
Thus, the currency gaps are widening again: the distance between the CCL and the official dollar is 44%, and between the MEP it is 37%.
In a radio interview, President Javier Miley attributed the latest increase in financial dollars to political complications in the context of introducing a number of changes to both projects.
The free dollar ended the day at $1,000 to buy and $1,050 to sell. The blue currency remained stable throughout the day, but by the end of the day it was up by 20 pesos to close at 1,050 pesos. Thus, the free dollar increases the gap to 26%.
The official price adjusted by 1.5 pesos from Friday’s close to trade at $833.5 in Banco Nación and $812.20 in the wholesale section.
With these values, expenses in foreign currency on the Card in dollars are 1333.60 US dollars.