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In January, Argentine tourists spent US$ 1.228 billion abroad, reflecting continued high outflows despite a slight nominal increase in the dollar's value.

The CCL dollar is trading at $1460.10 for buying and $1462.70 for selling on February 28, 2026, marking a 1% increase from the previous week.

The MEP dollar is trading at $1406.30 for buying and $1427.40 for selling as of Saturday, February 28, 2026.

In January, Argentinians significantly increased their purchases of US dollars, reaching a total demand of US$2730 million, marking the highest figure in three months.

Argentina's Treasury reportedly intervened in the exchange market to manage the rising value of the dollar.

The dollar opened slightly higher in Brazil as investors reacted to inflation data showing a rise in the IPCA-15.

The CCL dollar is trading at $1480.40 for both buying and selling as of February 27, 2026.

The card dollar is quoted at $1480.40 on February 27, 2026, reflecting a 3% increase compared to the same day last week.

The crypto dollar is trading at $1480.20 for purchase and $1480.30 for sale on February 27.

The article discusses a surprising turn of events in the Argentine financial scene involving financiers Francisco Hauque and Elías Piccirillo amidst investigations regarding the blue dollar and the exchange controls.

The Mexican peso depreciated against the dollar as analysts await the quarterly report from Mexico's central bank, Banxico.

The article provides live updates on the exchange rates for the official and blue dollar in Argentina as of February 26, noting significant price points for buying and selling.

The dollar card is quoted at $1471.30 on Thursday, February 26, 2026, reflecting a 2% increase from the same day last week.

The crypto dollar is trading at $1472.40 for purchase and $1472.50 for sale as of Thursday, February 26.

The blue dollar rate is $1425 for buying and $1445 for selling on February 26, 2026, with significant differences from the official exchange rate.

The Mexican peso opened lower against the dollar despite the U.S. currency weakening, reflecting ongoing concerns over domestic insecurity and external economic policies.

The official dollar rate in Argentina today is $1410 for buying and $1430 for selling, with other variant rates like 'blue dollar' and 'tourist dollar' also detailed.

This article provides live updates on the exchange rates of the official and blue dollar in Argentina for February 25, 2023.

The CCL dollar exchange rate today is $1446.10 for both buying and selling in Argentina.

The card dollar is quoted at $1446.10 on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, showing different trends over recent periods.

The crypto dollar is currently valued at $1453.10 for purchasing and $1453.20 for selling as of February 25.

The blue dollar is quoted at $1410 for buying and $1430 for selling on February 25, 2026.

A report by Rzeczpospolita highlights the top CEOs of publicly traded companies in Poland, emphasizing their influence on company valuations.

A decrease in the dollar exchange rate in Argentina has offered relief to the government by mitigating inflationary pressures associated with utility prices.

Country risk in Argentina is rising as the dollar rebounds, reaching 542 basis points, while the official exchange rate increases to $1395.

The official dollar's exchange rate is $1390 for sale, while the informal blue dollar is priced at $1420 today in Argentina.

The CCL dollar is trading at $1440.80 for both buying and selling on February 24, 2026.

The card dollar is currently quoted at $1440.80 in Argentina as of February 24, 2026.

On February 24, 2026, the 'blue dollar' in Argentina is quoted at $1405 for buying and $1425 for selling.

The Argentine peso continues to recover as the dollar drops to its lowest value in five months, being sold at $1.390 at Banco Nación.

On February 23, the official dollar is quoted at $1410 for buying and $1430 for selling in banks, while the blue dollar shows a 0% gap compared to the official rate.

This article reports the current exchange rates for the official and blue dollar in Argentina as of February 23.

On February 23, 2026, the Card Dollar is quoted at $1443.50, showing a decrease of 1% compared to the same day the previous week.

The crypto dollar is valued at $1463.90 for purchase and $1464 for sale on February 23.

The MEP Dollar trades at $1397.30 for purchase and $1404.30 for sale on Monday, February 23, 2026, reflecting a 2% decrease from the previous week.

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.

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

The dollar card is quoted at $1443.50 this Sunday, February 22, 2026, showing a 1% decrease compared to the same day last week.

The CCL dollar is trading at $1443.50 for both buying and selling on February 22, 2026, showing a 1% decrease compared to last week and a 4% decrease from the previous month, while it remains 19% higher than last year.

The MEP dollar is quoted at $1397.30 for buying and $1404.30 for selling this Sunday, February 22, 2026.

As of February 22, 2026, the blue dollar is quoted at $1410 for buying and $1430 for selling in Argentina.

The gold price remains around $5,000, influenced by geopolitical tensions, holidays, and supply-demand dynamics, while the dollar shows moderate gains against other currencies.

The CCL dollar exchange rate is $1443.50 for both buying and selling as of February 21, 2026, reflecting a slight decrease from previous weeks.

The card dollar exchange rate is currently at $1443.50 as of Saturday, February 21, 2026, showing a 1% decrease compared to the same day last week.

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 blue dollar exchange rate today is $1410 for buying and $1430 for selling, with notable trends observed over the last 30 days and year.

A judicial decision by the U.S. Supreme Court against Trump's tariffs has led to a significant rise in the São Paulo stock exchange and a decline in the dollar's value in Brazil.

The retail dollar in Argentina has dipped below $1,400, marking its lowest point in four months at $1,395.

Economist Carlos Melconian expressed skepticism about President Javier Milei's promise for inflation to start with a zero in mid-2026, highlighting ongoing issues with the dollar exchange rate.

Construction costs continue to rise, significantly impacted by the fluctuating dollar exchange rate.