Blue dollar and a new record: how much did it close this Thursday, January 27? The officers
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Buenos Aires — The blue dollar continued its upward trend and this Thursday, January 27, it was listed at $223 for sale, which is the all-time record for the informal exchange rate up to now, while uncertainty grows by the agreement between the Argentine Government and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). It is up $2 from Wednesday and $9 in the last seven days. In this way, the gap with the official dollar exceeds and moves further and further away from 100%.
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Mostly negative day for Argentine stocks listed on the US stock market, with thirteen papers in fall and four in green.
Meanwhile, BYMA's S&P Merval rose 0.21% to 85,968.76 basis points.
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Interventions by the BCRA
The Central Bank accelerated the selling streak and, according to market sources, got rid of US$100 million this Thursday. In this way, and so far in the first month of the year, the monetary institution has accumulated a negative balance US$40 million.
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