The dollar goes up. It operates on the rise another negative day for the currencies of the region

After yesterday I moved back
For 20 cents sold to the public, the dollar appreciates again and quotes at 46.82 dollars, according to the average of the Central Bank between different entities. Yesterday I had closed at $ 46.48, or 34 cents less.

At Banco Nación, where the market price is generally the lowest, the currency sells for 46.60 dollars, 30 cents more than yesterday's closing, and in other private entities, it exceeds 47 dollars.

Meanwhile, in the wholesale segment, the dollar stands at $ 45.71, up 39 cents from yesterday's close. This movement implies a depreciation of the exchange rate of 0.86%.

In the region, other currencies also lose value against the dollar as the real (0.33%), the Chilean peso (0.36%), the Uruguayan (0.20%) and the Mexican (0.48%).

The Buenos Aires Stock Exchange opened today with a 1.21% decline in its main index, S & P Merval. The volume of shares traded reached $ 31.5 million and the balance of the activity recorded 12 increases, 35 companies down and 6 unchanged.

On the international market, the dollar is operating steadily and the yuan is falling again after the return of calm on the foreign exchange markets
more moderate rhetoric about the tariff war between the United States and China.

However, investors remained cautious and maintained a strong demand for safe haven currency. like the yen, which appreciated 0.54%, at 105.90 units per dollar, although it is still far from the peak levels reached on Monday, when panic hit the markets.

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, downplayed on Tuesday the concern over the long
trade war with China, after Beijing warned that Washington's decision to designate it as a parts manager would lead to chaos in financial systems.

The less aggressive position of the White House helps to support the dollar, which is set at 97.44 units against a basket of rival currencies at 11.50, almost unchanged from the previous session.

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