The blue dollar stabilized at the close of July 23, and the Central Bank resumed its reserve purchases.

The blue dollar stabilized at the close of July 23, and the Central Bank resumed its reserve purchases.

The blue dollar remained stable on July 23, showing no change in its value compared to the previous day. As it stands, the selling price of the blue dollar is at $1,445, while it can be purchased for $1,425.

On the other hand, the MEP dollar, linked to the GD30 bond, was sold for $1,324.96. Meanwhile, the “Contado con Liquidación” dollar was traded at $1,337.36.

In the cryptocurrency market, the dollar averages around $1,370. The unified exchange rate is priced at $1,513.60, which includes the Qatar dollar, credit card dollar, and savings dollar.

As for the official dollar, without taxes, it was traded at an average of $964.38 across the main banks, with the Banco Nación offering it at $946. The wholesale dollar rate stood at $927.33 per unit.

On another note, the Central Bank continued its purchasing activities. On this occasion, the financial institution acquired reserves amounting to $47 million, bringing the total reserves to $27.431 billion.

Source: https://www.perfil.com/noticias/canal-e/el-dolar-blue-se-estabilizo-en-el-cierre-de-este-23-de-julio-y-el-banco-central-volvio-a-comprar-reservas.phtml

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