Emerging countries hit the country again and the dollar hit $ 45

The
The dollar is now on the rise for the eighth consecutive day and has followed the trend of other emerging currencies. In this scenario, the benchmark rate was around 68% and the retail price was $ 45 in some banks.

In its retail version, according to the second cut of the average achieved by the

central bank

, the North American currency closed its listing at $ 44.92, or 1.25 pesos over yesterday's price.

The

National Bank

, which generally has one of the lowest prices in the market, sold $ 44.90 at the end of the day, 1.30 cents more than yesterday's price. Meanwhile, in other private entities, the ticket has reached 45 dollars.

In its wholesale version, the US currency closed its listing at 43.89 dollars, or 1.25 cents more than the price yesterday. This increase implies a 2.93% change in the exchange rate.

In this sense, the Central Bank validated the letters of liquidity ("Leliq") in the first auction of the day at an average rate of 67.27%. In the second call for tenders, the rate was 68.29%, which means that the day was on average 67.76%.

This phenomenon was repeated in the rest of the currencies of emerging countries: in Turkey, the lira continued the trend of yesterday – although it slowed down its fall at the end of the day – it has lost 0.38% , then the South African rand followed the same route and lost 1.18%.

In the region, the Brazilian real has also depreciated and lost 1.77% against the dollar. In Mexico, the peso lost 1.02%, while the Chilean peso lost 0.36%; the Colombian, 0.72% and in Uruguay, 0.86%.

After 16 years, the Merval index of the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange fell 2.7%. Meanwhile, all Argentinean stocks in New York (ADR) are down and above 8%.

At 16:00 local time

Wall Street

, the most lost newspapers are Central Puerto (8.07%), Banco Macro (7.87%), Telecom (7.48%) and Pampa Energía (7.25%).