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Retail dollar hit $ 100 and sells for $ 165 with taxes and surcharges

2021-05-29T13:36:15.725Z


The currency rose 59% so far during Alberto Fernández's administration. The blue dollar remains at $ 155.


Annabella quiroga

05/27/2021 12:16 PM

  • Clarín.com

  • Economy

Updated 05/27/2021 12:16 PM

This Thursday the retail dollar

crossed the $ 100 barrier for the first time

.

In the first minutes of the wheel today it is sold at $ 100.04 in the average of the banks carried out by the Central Bank.

So far in Alberto Fernández's administration, it has risen 59%.

In this way, it has been running

behind inflation

, which accumulates 65% in the same period.

But this retail dollar is only a reference: whoever seeks to obtain banknotes in the official retail market must add the PAIS tax of 30% and the surcharge on account of Profits of 35%.

Thus, this

saving dollar is already at $ 165

.

In the management of Cambiemos it increased by $ 102, equivalent to a 160% jump from the $ 63 to which it was trading on December 10.

For its part, the blue dollar remains at

$ 155,

eleven pesos below the price with which it opened in 2021.

In financial dollars, the MEP advances 0.3% today to

$ 158.5

.

And the cash with liquid rises 0.6% to

$ 164.8

.

These dollars have advanced only 38 and 45 pesos since the government of the Frente de Todos started, so they are also behind inflation.

The only one that beat inflation comfortably was the blue dollar, which

rose 122% in 18 months

, despite the decline it shows so far this year.


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Source: clarin

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