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The dollar opened slightly higher on Thursday after five consecutive sessions of decline, reflecting external market movements and corporate earnings assessments, particularly from Nvidia.

The official dollar continues to decline, settling below $1400 amid economic factors such as increased export currency liquidation and a weaker global dollar.

Air Liquide has reported a record net profit of 3.5 billion euros for 2024, an increase of 6.4%, despite a slight decline in sales attributed to currency effects.

The Mexican peso fell 0.33%, closing at 17.25 pesos per dollar on February 19, 2026, marking the second consecutive day of decline for the currency.

The yen opened the week lower following underwhelming GDP data for Japan's fourth quarter of 2025, while the dollar gained ground amid limited trading due to a holiday in the US and some Asian markets.

The dollar is experiencing a significant decline as global fund managers adopt a bearish stance towards the currency, marking the most pessimistic outlook in over a decade.

The Card Dollar rate is $1464.40 on February 14, 2026, reflecting a 2% decline from the previous week.

Mexico set a new record with 47.8 million international tourists in 2025, despite a decline in average spending per tourist compared to the previous year.

The Argentine dollar saw a significant decline this week, reinforcing the ongoing period of relative currency stability known as the 'summer'.

Iranian President Masoud Bezhakiyan stated that his salary has drastically decreased due to the declining value of the currency.

The blue dollar exchange rate is $1415 for buying and $1435 for selling on February 12, 2026, representing a decline of 5% in February compared to the previous month but an increase of 18% compared to 2025.

The Argentine peso has seen a decline in the exchange rate, closing at its lowest level since November, while sovereign bonds have increased and stock prices have decreased.

The dollar opened lower in Brazil, reflecting a decline in the U.S. currency against other currencies globally, as investors await insights from the Central Bank president.

The Argentine peso has strengthened against the dollar, allowing the Central Bank to purchase a significant amount of US currency.

The decline of the dollar signals deeper concerns about American economic management and its reliability as a global reserve currency.

The dollar opened lower on Friday, influenced by the decline of the US currency against most other currencies abroad, while the Brazilian market assesses new economic projections released by the Ministry of Finance.

Swedish automaker Volvo's stock plummeted over 22%, marking its worst market day ever, as the company reported a significant decline in Q4 operating profits due to U.S. tariffs, adverse currency effects, and weak demand.

Nordecon reported weak quarterly results attributed to the depreciation of the Ukrainian hryvnia, with a significant drop in profits despite increased revenue.

The KOSPI index dropped nearly 4% primarily due to a decline in semiconductor stocks, with significant impacts from foreign selling and currency fluctuations.

Korea's foreign exchange reserves decreased for the second consecutive month in January, primarily due to measures taken to stabilize the market amid rising exchange rate volatility.

The significant drop in the value of the US dollar should be viewed by Latvian businesses as a crucial risk signal, according to Citadele's chief economist Kārlis Purgailis, highlighting the importance of managing currency risk and pricing strategies.

The exchange rate of the Syrian pound declined against the dollar in the black market, while the Central Bank of Syria continued to stabilize the official exchange rate amidst ongoing currency replacement efforts.

In the last twenty days, Iran has witnessed significant internal protests and economic strikes related to the sharp decline of its national currency against the dollar, with major markets and streets of Tehran being focal points.

The exchange rate of the Syrian pound has decreased in the black market against the dollar while the Central Bank of Syria continues to stabilize the rate in banks as it works to replace the old currency with a new one.

Iran is facing its most severe wave of social tension in three years, sparked by protests over economic decline, inflation, and currency collapse, which have resulted in at least 16 to 20 deaths and numerous arrests across the country.