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The CCL dollar exchange rate is $1460.10 for buying and $1462.70 for selling as of March 2, 2026, with a 1% weekly increase and a 20% annual rise compared to last year.

The Brazilian real's official rate is $239.64 for buying and $239.87 for selling, while the blue market rate is $276.75 for buying and $287.75 for selling.

The Mexican peso is experiencing a depreciation against the dollar as the market reacts to the US producer inflation report.

The article provides the current exchange rate for the Brazilian real, both official and blue market, as of February 27.

The official dollar opens at $1.425 in Argentina, while the blue dollar is at $1.435 in the informal market as of February 27, 2026.

The yen rebounded after the Bank of Japan Governor indicated that any interest rate hikes would depend on economic data, with market participants awaiting new catalysts.

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

As of February 26, 2026, the official exchange rate for the Brazilian real is $239.64 for buying and $239.87 for selling, while the parallel market rate (known as 'blue real') stands significantly higher at $276.75 for buying and $287.75 for selling.

The Nikkei Average in Tokyo surged to 58,200 yen, breaking its intraday record high, influenced by gains in the U.S. stock market and a weaker yen.

Economist Santiago Bulat discusses the current economic situation in Argentina, emphasizing the dynamics of the dollar and the labor market.

The official dollar is trading at $1,390 while the blue dollar stands at $1,425 in the informal market as of February 24.

As of February 24, 2026, the Brazilian real's official exchange rate is $239.64 for buying and $239.87 for selling, while the blue market rate is $276.75 for buying and $287.75 for selling.

The euro is quoted at $1,684.29 for buying and $1,688.03 for selling on Tuesday, February 24, remaining stable compared to previous values.

On February 23, the official dollar in Argentina is priced at $1,395, while the blue dollar is at $1,430 in the informal market.

This article provides current exchange rates for the Brazilian real, including official and blue market prices, and explains the significance of these rates for travelers.

The euro is quoted at $1,684.29 for purchase and $1,688.03 for sale in Argentina on February 23, showing stability compared to the previous quote.

The exchange rates for the official and blue dollars in Argentina remain unchanged during the weekend, with no market activity.

The exchange rate for the Brazilian real in Argentina shows significant differences between the official and parallel rates this February 22, 2026, reflecting market dynamics ahead of travel to Brazil.

On February 21, 2026, the Brazilian real is trading at $239.64 for purchase and $239.87 for sale, with a notable difference between the official and blue market rates.

The euro is trading at around $1,684.29 for buying and $1,688.03 for selling in Argentina on Saturday, February 21, remaining stable against the last exchange rate.

This article provides the current exchange rates for the official and blue dollars in Argentina, reflecting the lack of activity in the financial market on February 21.

The article details the current exchange rates for the Brazilian real against the Argentine peso, providing insight into its formal and informal market rates.

The Brazilian real is trading at $239.64 for buying and $239.87 for selling on February 20, 2026, with the parallel market rate for the blue real significantly higher.

Today, February 19, the official euro exchange rate is stable at $1,684.29 for purchase and $1,688.03 for sale, while the blue euro rate shows an increase in the parallel market.

The Federal Reserve Board (FRB) has discussed the implementation of a 'rate check' as part of readiness for currency market interventions, as revealed in the minutes from their January meeting.

The CCL dollar is quoted at $1464.40 for both buying and selling on Wednesday, February 18, 2026.

The Mexican peso appreciated by 0.21%, closing at 17.12 units per dollar on February 17, 2026, despite a volatile day for the Mexican Stock Exchange influenced by conflicting statements from the Federal Reserve.

Mexican markets drop slightly at the beginning of the week while Wall Street is closed for Presidents' Day.

The value of the Brazilian real is reported at approximately $239.64 for buying and $239.87 for selling, while the parallel market shows a significantly higher rate for the real blue at $276.75 for buying and $287.75 for selling.

The euro is trading at $1,684.29 for buying and $1,688.03 for selling, remaining stable compared to the last quote.

On February 15, the official Euro rate in Argentina is stable, while the black market 'blue' Euro shows an increase compared to the last reported figures.

The CCL dollar is trading at $1464.40 for both buying and selling on February 14, 2026.

The Brazilian real is trading at $239.64 for purchase and $239.87 for sale, while the blue real is significantly higher at $276.75 for purchase and $287.75 for sale.

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

The article discusses the current exchange rates for the Brazilian real, both official and blue market, as of February 13.

Markets in Aden are experiencing increased activity as Ramadan approaches, with price reductions introduced to ease the financial burden on citizens amid challenges such as irregular salaries and currency fluctuations.

The euro remains stable in Argentina, with official and blue market prices reflecting significant differences.

The blue dollar rate is $1420 for buying and $1440 for selling as of Friday, February 13, 2026.

The Australian dollar falls below 71 US cents amid concerns about being classified as an 'old economy', with Wall Street experiencing a downturn due to a late tech sell-off.

The article reports the current exchange rates of the Brazilian real, including the official rate and the informal 'blue' market rate, which are essential for travelers and consumers heading to Brazil.

As of February 12, 2026, the Brazilian real is trading at $239.64 for buying and $239.87 for selling, with the parallel market rate (real blue) being significantly higher at $276.75 and $287.75 respectively.

The Syrian pound has seen a slight increase in value against the dollar in the unofficial market, while the central bank maintains a fixed exchange rate in official transactions.

The Japanese yen appreciated against the dollar, reaching a temporary rate of 154 yen per dollar due to disappointing U.S. retail sales figures.

The official dollar opens at $1440 for sale, while the blue dollar starts at $1430 in informal markets.

The card dollar exchange rate is $1477.70 as of Tuesday, February 10, 2026, reflecting a 1% decrease from the previous week and a 3% decrease from January.

On February 10, the official euro exchanges at 1,684.29 pesos for purchase and 1,688.03 pesos for sale, remaining stable, while the blue euro rates 1,675.93 and 1,699.70 pesos respectively.

Brazil's National Treasury has announced the issuance of a new 10-year bond maturing in 2036 and the reopening of the Global 2056 bond.

The card dollar exchange rate is $1488.20 today, February 9, 2026, reflecting a slight variation from previous weeks.

China has advised its financial institutions to diminish their holdings of US Treasury bonds due to concerns over market volatility and concentration risks.

The CCL dollar is being quoted at $1488.20 for both buying and selling on February 8, 2026.