How much is the dollar trading this Friday, January 5: information, minute by minute

The parallel currency rose $5 this Friday and finished the week on the rise.

At the end of the week the currency was priced at $832 for sale and $792 for purchase on the Banco Nación board. During the week, it rose $3.75.

The S&P Mervel index rose 2% to 1,025,308,900 units after half a day on the Buenos Aires market, while shares of Argentinian companies traded up and down on Wall Street.

The dollar was trading at $792 for buying and $832 for selling at Banco Nación this afternoon, while the cash with settlement dollar (CCL) on the stock market was up 1.5% and trading at $1,107.12.

For its part, the MEP or stock market dollar rose 2.4% and was trading at $1,075.32.

Meanwhile, Argentina country risk was located at 2,035 basis points, according to an index prepared by JPMorgan.

At Banco Nación the dollar opened at $792 for buying and $832 for selling.

Meanwhile, the country’s risk appetite stood at 2,018 basis points, according to an index prepared by JPMorgan.

In the context of political and financial tensions, the blue dollar will start operations at $970 and $1,020 for buying. The official price, based on a closing of $831.50 at Banco Nación and $811.70 at the wholesaler, represents a difference of 20%.

With these values, the dollar spent in foreign currency with one card is $1,330.40. On average across the system’s banks, the bill reaches $853.15.

In the financial options sector, MEP will open at $1,050.43 and Cash with Settlement (CCL) will open at $1,088.39, registering gains in the last two days.

On Friday, the central bank acquired US$211 million, taking gross reserves to US$23,881 million.