
This Monday, March 17, the blue dollar will open at a value of $1,220 for buying and $1,240 for selling. Meanwhile, the MEP dollar will start at $1.23 and the cash with settlement at $1,239. Meanwhile, the wholesale exchange rate remains at $1,068.50, creating a gap of 14% with the parallel dollar.
As for the value of the greenback, at the Nation Bank it is set at $1,088, while the average of banks reaches $1,098. In these first days of March, the Central Bank has acquired US$150 million, which has led to gross reserves totaling US$28,088 million.
In the words of a financial analyst: "The market is closely monitoring the evolution of the different exchange rates in a complex economic context. The fluctuation of the blue dollar and other variants impacts the daily economy of people and the investment decisions of companies."
In conclusion, the blue dollar and other quotes show an opening with some stability, keeping the attention of investors and the population in general on the dynamics of the exchange market and its impact on the national economy.