Today at Banco Nación, the dollar was offered at $1,039 for buying and $1,079 for selling. In the official exchange market, the wholesale dollar was offered at $1,059.25, marking an increase of 25 cents compared to Tuesday's close.
The blue dollar, on the other hand, traded at $1,225, establishing a gap of 16.6% compared to the official dollar. Meanwhile, the MEP dollar is at $1,204.10, generating a gap of 13.65% compared to the official rate. The Contado con Liquidación (CCL) was reduced to $1,212.89, positioning the spread with the official rate at 14.48%.
Regarding the card or tourist dollar, as well as the savings (or solidarity) dollar, both are at $1,402.70. On the other hand, the crypto or Bitcoin dollar is quoted at $1,224.23, while the Bitcoin price stands at US$ 96,415.
Regarding the Central Bank's intervention, it acquired another US$ 147 million in the foreign exchange market today, although gross reserves experienced a decline again. Reserves dropped another US$ 43 million, reaching a total of US$ 28.361 billion, which represents a new low since February.
The decrease in reserves is attributed to factors such as imports, purchases made with cards abroad, and BCRA interventions to control financial dollars. As for the official retail dollar -without taxes-, it was quoted at $1,030.46 for buying and $1,088.25 for selling.
