Group 1 - The Argentine financial market is experiencing a new phase due to the recent foreign exchange liberalization policy implemented by President Milei's government, leading to a stable dollar exchange rate [1][3] - The wholesale dollar price decreased by 4.50 pesos (approximately 0.4%) to 1,169.50 pesos per dollar, with an overall increase of 91.5 pesos (8.5%) since the government relaxed foreign exchange controls on April 11 [3] - The average dollar selling price at banks is reported at 1,193.61 pesos, with a buying price of 1,064.56 pesos, while the informal market (blue dollar) rate fell by 15 pesos (1.2%) to 1,210 pesos, narrowing the gap with the official rate to just 3.5% [3][4] Group 2 - Financial analysis firm GrupoSBS noted that the market is in a price consolidation phase, emphasizing the importance of observing at what level the exchange rate stabilizes to return to a declining inflation trajectory [4] - The central bank has not intervened in the foreign exchange market for eight consecutive trading days, with spot trading volume reaching $683.7 million and international reserves increasing by $89 million to $39.165 billion, the highest level since February 23, 2023 [4] - The Argentine stock market, represented by the S&P Merval index, saw a slight decline of 0.3% to 2,225,243 points, indicating a selective trading environment, while local factors are increasingly influencing the performance of Argentine global bonds [5]
阿根廷本周五黑市美元汇率收于1210比索 与官方汇率差距迅速缩小
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-04-27 16:36