El dólar oficial subió $30 en las primeras tres ruedas de junio y llegó a $1.460, el valor más alto en los últimos cuatro meses

The official dollar rate surged by $30 over the first three weeks of June, reaching $1,460—its highest point in four months. This marks the third consecutive day of increases for the currency, driven by the Central Bank's efforts to conduct 100 rounds of purchases in the MULC. While the wholesale exchange rate remained stable, the retail dollar's rise underscores ongoing economic pressures and inflationary trends in Argentina. This significant jump has major implications for both consumer prices and government fiscal policies.