Meanwhile, in the National Bank the currency closed at $ 57 for sale while in the electronic channel it was achieved at $ 56.95.
The fall of the retail ticket was in tune with the Single and Foreign Exchange Market (MULC), where the currency gave a penny to $ 56.01.
“The wholesale dollar began operating in the MULC at $ 56.10 and rose to mid-morning up to $ 56.14 but then the supply of exporters, due to the expiration of the first five business days allowed by the BCRA in current regulations , "forced" them to sell their currencies, having met the deadline granted, "said Fernando Izzo, operator of ABC Mercado de Cambios.
He added that ‘Central sales were not detected since the volume operated did not allow for intervention‘ and that ‘it helped that the BCRA in the Leliq tender took more than $ 3100 million drying up the money market”.
Meanwhile, from the Puente investment bnaco, they highlighted: 'Stability is mainly attributed to the measures taken by the Government in relation to the capital controls announced at the beginning of the month, where limits were established for the acquisition of foreign exchange, and obligations of liquidation of exports in the exchange market '.
Leliq Rate
The daily reference rate of the Leliq, equivalent to the monetary policy rate, was 85.991% after the absorption of $ 235,333 million in two tenders.
The Central Bank carried out the first auction of Letters of Liquidity (Leliq) at 7 days for an amount awarded of $ 117,156 million, at an average cut-off rate was 85,992%, the minimum rate being 85,950% and the maximum 86,0001%.
In the second placement, the BCRA placed $ 118,177 million at an average rate of 85,989%. It also scored a maximum yield of 86,0001% and a minimum of 85.6% per year.
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