The blue dollar held steady, trading at $1,070 for buys and $1,120 for sells on Friday, January 12, unchanged from the previous day. Inflation reached 25.5% in December, and is expected to reach 211.4% in 2023, according to INDEC data.
– The stabilization follows a streak of five consecutive increases, and coincides with the announcement of December inflation, which was 25.5% and will reach 211.4% annually in 2023, according to INDEC.
– The spread between the blue dollar and the official dollar remains at 37.4%, hitting a three-day low.
– After closing at $1,025 last year, the blue dollar has gained $95 so far in 2024.
– During the year 2023, the blue dollar saw an increase of $679 (+196.2%), an estimated inflation of more than 200%.
– The informal dollar rose 7.3% in December.
– The wholesale dollar traded at $816.10 per unit, up 70 cents from Thursday’s close.
– The MEP dollar stands at $1,117.8, showing a gap of 36.97% with the official dollar.
– Dollar cash with settlement (CCL) is offered at $1,164.8, generating a spread of 42.72% with the official exchange rate.
– Card or traveler dollars and savings (or unity) dollars are quoted at $1,336.
– According to Bitso, the crypto dollar or bitcoin dollar works out at $1,131.
