The US dollar opened the third trading session of the week without significant variations in its quotation. The blue dollar remains at $1,405 for buying and $1,425 for selling, according to parallel market data. Other exchange rates, such as MEP and CCL, also show stable values.
The blue dollar, in the parallel market, is quoted this Wednesday, March 11, at $1,405 for buying and $1,425 for selling, without changes from previous sessions. According to the Banco de la Nación Argentina (BNA) board, the official dollar is at $1,370 for buying and $1,420 for selling, though a source mentions a possible confusion with the blue in this section.
In the financial segment, the MEP dollar, known as the stock dollar, operates at $1,419.50 for both buying and selling. The dollar with settlement (CCL) stands at $1,462.90 for buying and $1,463.70 for selling. Meanwhile, the crypto dollar, through cryptocurrency operations, is quoted at $1,463.10 for buying and $1,463.20 for selling.
The card dollar, used as a reference for conversions in credit card statements, reaches $1,846. Additionally, the country risk, measured by JP Morgan at 565 basis points, reflects the difference in US Treasury bonds compared to other countries.
The Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA) purchased US$67 million, raising reserves above US$46,000 million. These quotations occur in a context of opening without variations in the third session of the week, as reported by the consulted sources.
