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Official dollar closed the week higher and reached $1,460

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The official retail dollar closed at $1,460 on Friday, June 5, while the wholesale exchange rate rose $3.50 to $1,440.

The official dollar recorded a new rise and closed the week higher in both the wholesale and retail segments. The wholesale exchange rate advanced $3.50 on Friday, June 5, to $1,440 and reached its highest level since February 5. The blue dollar traded steady at $1,410 for purchase and $1,435 for sale. Meanwhile, the contado con liquidación reached $1,515.88 and the MEP climbed to $1,459.83. The Central Bank purchased US$45 million in the foreign exchange market. International reserves fell by US$502 million and closed at US$47.867 million.

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X users posted neutral updates on the official dollar closing at $1,460 on June 5, comparing it to blue dollar ($1,435) and other rates. Some highlighted weekly rises or asked about future trends, with mostly factual reports and minimal opinion.

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The blue dollar ended Friday, June 12 at $1,460 for sale, up $10 from the previous close.

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The blue dollar ended Friday, June 26 at $1,515 for sale, down 0.99%. The Central Bank bought USD 50 million and reserves rose USD 120 million.

The official dollar reached 1,480 pesos for sale on Friday, June 19, marking its fourth consecutive increase.

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The dólar blue closed higher on Tuesday July 21 in Argentina. The parallel currency reached 1545 pesos for sale.

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The J.P. Morgan indicator ended the Thursday July 23 session at 437 basis points. The official dollar reached its highest value since July 7 while Central Bank reserves fell to US$48.684 million.

 

 

 

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