Dollar today. Operates lower after two days of rise in the US-China conflict

The
dollar is now declining after two consecutive days during which an increase of 81 cents has been accumulated. In its retail version, according to the second cut of the Central Bank average, it is trading at 46.25 dollars, 11 cents lower than yesterday.

In its wholesale version, at 13:51, it is down 20 cents from yesterday's close and is trading at $ 45.09.

Banco Nación, which generally has one of the lowest market prices, sells at the same time $ 46.10, 20 cents less than yesterday's price. Other private entities offer it at $ 46.40.

In the local half-wheel, other emerging currencies show contrasting trends. Against the dollar, they lose the Turkish lira (0.62%) and the Mexican peso (0.34%). Meanwhile, the Chilean peso (0.05%) wins; the real (0.85%) and the South African rand (0.31%).

The US dollar is stable on a global scale. The dollar index, which measures the value of the currency relative to others, such as the euro or the yen, rose 0.01% this afternoon.

According to Reuters, the general downward trend is due, again, to the trade dispute between the US and China, "which has led investors to raise their expectations for future interest rate cuts. by the Federal Reserve in the year ".