Realistic illustration of stable dólar blue exchange in Argentina featuring the Central Bank and currency symbols.
Realistic illustration of stable dólar blue exchange in Argentina featuring the Central Bank and currency symbols.
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Dólar blue closed stable on Friday May 29

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The dólar blue ended Friday May 29 without changes in Argentina, while the Central Bank bought foreign currency and international reserves declined.

The dólar blue closed at 1,410 pesos for purchase and 1,430 pesos for sale, unchanged from the previous day.

The Central Bank acquired 70 million dollars in the foreign exchange market during the session. In May the entity accumulated purchases of 2,600 million dollars.

International reserves fell 320 million dollars and closed at 48.191 billion. Country risk stood at 493 basis points according to JP Morgan.

Soy remained stable in the available segment in Rosario and closed May at 465,000 pesos per ton.

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