El dólar se mantiene contenido y la brecha con el techo de la banda se expandió al 24%

The dollar has remained relatively stable despite the growing gap with the upper limit of its trading band, now at 24%. This stability is due to the continued supply of dollars from agricultural, energy, and corporate debt sectors during the first half of the year. This situation is crucial as it reflects the government's efforts to manage currency fluctuations, which directly impacts inflation and economic stability. The sustained supply helps keep inflation in check, which is essential for maintaining consumer purchasing power and investor confidence.