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Despertó Dólar MEP en AL30: $1200 - Brecha con oficial mayorista: 35% Dólar CCL en Letras: $1225 - Brecha con oficial mayorista: 38% Dólar Tarjeta: $1455 Brecha Cable-Mep en AL30: 2% Riesgo País: 1440 puntos básicos Dólar. La semana pasada el Indec publicó la inflación minorista de abril que resultó en un 8.8%, el primer registro de un dígito desde oct-23 en medio de un fuerte ajuste de precios relativos y luego de un salto cambiario superior al 110%. Al descomponer el dato se advierte una fuerte influencia de los rubros con precios regulados aportando los mayores registros mientras que Alimentos y Bebidas - el de mayor peso en la canasta - subió bastante por debajo del promedio (6%). La buena noticia vino por el lado de la inflación núcleo -que excluye a los precios regulados y estacionales- que registró una variación del 6.3%, el valor más bajo desde ene-23. El optimismo del Gobierno en este rubro también se cimenta en el dato de la inflación mayorista que creció sólo un 3.4% en abril luego de marcar un alza del 54% en dic-23. La inflación es sin dudas no de los rubros donde el Gobierno puede mostrar mejores resultados en...

By Mariano Sanchez Moreno "The carry trade is back, long live the carry trade. Throughout Treasury's auctions we might see that when the rates in pesos were positive after hedging through FX futures (ergo investing in ARS yields USD gains) the FX faced less devaluation pressures. During the lasy weeks, the carry trade helped to “calm down” the dollar, which appreciated by 22% from the peak of ARS 244 at the end of last January. Will this FX peace last? The rate hiking by BCRA turned the spotlight on carry trade strategies, but it is currently offset by both rising futures’ prices and an accelerating inflation. Besides, there is an additional variable that could push-up the depreciation pace of the peso: the BCS’s cost, which is at a 15-month low. That said, it could encourage investors to take advantage of the state of affairs and to wire their USD abroad." Related dataset Financial - Argentina - Carry...

by Scotiabank Economics "Colombia’s Central Bank Survey of Expectations shows hiking cycle is expected to continue in H1-2022; economic Activity sustained improvement in November." Related Datasets Monetary - Colombia - BANREP - Survey of Expectations of Economic...

by Tax Foundation "2021 VAT rates in Europe: https://buff.ly/2Xv7LlL #EuroArea Related Datasets Fiscal - Global - OECD - 2021 VAT rates in...

From a Dataset First of all, filter the information you want to use. Excel and Google Sheet limit the information that can be downloaded to a maximum, so it is convenient to apply the filters you need. Once you've done the filter, click on the Download button. Then select the format you want: TSV (for integrations with Excel for Mac), CSV, or Excel and choose Copy Link. You will notice the URL already has your personal API key (which should not be shared publicly with other users, outside your team). From a Pipeline Within any pipeline, you can create a Data Snapshot to get a Download Link for the data up to that point. Use the XLSX Download link and follow Step 2. Step 2. Integrating to Excel or Google Sheets Excel Now go to Excel, select Get Data > From Other Sources > From Web, and enter the URL you copied from the Alphacast website. The following GIF guides you through a successful Excel integration! Google Sheets It is VERY easy to connect any Alphacast dataset to Google Sheets and leave it connected to update itself. In Google Sheets type =IMPORTDATA() and paste the URL (the one copied earlier)...

In the dataset, click on the Download button. Select the TSV format and choose Copy Link Alternatively, you can use the Data Snapshot link from any pipeline. Remember to choose the TSV link. Step 2. Integrating with Excel Open Excel on your Mac, go to the Data tab in the top menu bar. Click on Get Data (Power Query) and Select Get Data (Power Query) from the dropdown menu. Choose data source: Blank query from the options In the Connect to the data source tab, you need to paste the dataset URL and then run the following query. After that, press Next to visualize the table. Csv.Document(Web.Contents("CSV link")) Finally, set up your table by selecting the first row as headers. Step 3. There is no step 3....