Official wholesale dollar closed with its first weekly decline in a month
The official wholesale dollar fell $2 (-0.1%) to $1,548.50 for sale and posted its first weekly decline in a month, after a week with local holidays and the US Veterans Day. The BCRA made its largest currency purchase in more than three weeks, buying $103 million, while gross reserves declined due to the fall in gold. The blue dollar sold at $1,575.
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- The wholesale rate closed at $1,548.50 for sale, down $2 (-0.1%) both in the session and for the week
- The BCRA bought $103 million, its largest purchase in more than three weeks
- Gross reserves declined due to the sharp fall in the gold price
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by Ambito. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.





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