He dollar in Uruguay went down yesterday 0.10% and traded on average at $40,219. During the day, the greenback traded between $40.19 and $40.25 to end at $40.23, 0.17% below Tuesday’s close.
So far this month, the US currency is practically stable (up 0.08%) and this year it has increased 3.02%.
Through the screens of the Electronic Stock Exchange (Bevsa)Yesterday, 56 operations were carried out for US$ 34.5 million.
To the public, on the blackboards of the Republic Bankhe dollar It fell 10 hundredths yesterday and closed at $39 for purchase and $41.40 for sale.
In Brazilthe main reference market for foreign exchange matters, the dollar fell 0.29% yesterday and closed at 5.4778 reais. In the month the dollar in Brazil rises 1.04%, while in 2026 it falls 0.45%.
Estefania Leal
In Argentinathe official dollar fell 0.32% yesterday and ended at 1,546 Argentine pesos. In the month it rises 0.56% and in the year 5.93%.
Tres Cruces rating, Uruguay country risk and reference rate
The risk rating agency Moody’s Local Uruguay ratified in AA-.uy, with a “stable” outlook, the issuer note in local currency of Gralado SA de Beneficio e Interés Colectivo (BIC)—Terminal y Shopping Tres Cruces—, one of the seven companies that lists its shares on the Montevideo Stock Exchange.
“The ratification confirms that we can grow without giving up strength. We are investing US$11.2 million in new premises and parking and, even so, we maintain low debt and a comfortable liquidity position,” said the general manager of Three Crosses, Marcelo Lombardi in a statement from the firm.
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Meanwhile, the country risk measured through the UBI Index prepared by República AFAP, rose one unit yesterday and closed at 76 basis points. This increase occurred with an upward price in both the price of Uruguayan bonds and the value of treasuries (US Treasury bonds). In November the country risk is stable, while in 2026 it rises 10 points.
The call interest rate (which banks charge for overnight loans among themselves) operated yesterday at 6%, within the target set by the Banco Central (6%).
Source: www.elpais.com.uy



