According to the information gathered on Thursday, January 30, the official dollar was offered at $1031 for buying and $1071 for selling at Banco Nación. On the other hand, the card dollar was at $1392.30 after adjustments made by the Government regarding the perceptions applied to this exchange rate.
Meanwhile, the blue dollar was quoted at $1200 for buying and $1220 for selling in the caves of Buenos Aires City, with an exchange gap of 13.91%. This quotation represented a difference of 10 pesos below the start of the year, which closed at $1230.
In other financial news, the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA) bought $103 million in the Single and Free Exchange Market, accumulating a positive balance of $23.840 billion since Luis Caputo's management began in December 2023. Additionally, International Reserves were at $29.794 billion.
Regarding the official dollar quotation that same day, it was at $1071 for selling on Banco Nación's screens. The buying and selling values of the official dollar at different banks and financial entities in Buenos Aires City, as reported by the BCRA, are presented below. (A table with the data is attached).
Following the economic outlook, a report from the consulting firm Delphos Investment indicated that a "better news for Milei could trigger the markets," whose realization was considered "imminent." In this electoral context, where the Government seeks to maintain exchange stability and reduce inflation, an analysis of the behavior of sovereign bonds in the market is being conducted.
