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On February 28, the euro's official exchange rate in Argentina is stable, while the informal 'blue euro' reflects a significant gap compared to the official rate.

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.

On February 27, the official euro rate in Argentina is stable at $1,684.29 for purchase and $1,688.03 for sale, while the blue euro shows a rise to $1,671.68 and $1,695.31 respectively.

Brazilian Senator Mecias de Jesus proposed a bill to limit electricity bill increases to the official inflation rate.

The article discusses the current exchange rate for the Brazilian real, focusing on both the official and parallel markets in Argentina on February 26.

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

The article provides the current exchange rates for the Brazilian real, both official and informal, as of February 25, 2023, which are crucial for Argentine travelers.

Despite a decrease in the official inflation rate, energy and food prices remain significantly higher than before the Ukraine war, highlighting a disparity in perceptions and measures of inflation.

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.

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

This article provides the current exchange rates for the Brazilian real, both official and informal, important for Argentine travelers.

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

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 article discusses the current exchange rate of the Brazilian real in Argentina's official and informal markets as of February 23.

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, 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 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.

As of February 22, the official euro exchange rate in Argentina is relatively stable, while the informal 'blue' euro shows a significant rise.

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 official dollar in Argentina will open at $1410 for sale, while the blue dollar will start at $1440 in the informal market on February 20.

On February 20, the euro's official exchange rate in Argentina is stable at $1,684.29 for buying and $1,688.03 for selling, while the blue market rate is higher at $1,668.93 for buying and $1,692.43 for selling.

The article details the current exchange rates for the Brazilian Real against the Argentine Peso, highlighting its significance for travel planning and consumption in Brazil.

The official dollar opens at $1420 while the blue dollar begins at $1435 on February 19, 2026, with live updates on the rates.

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 official dollar in Argentina is trading at $1420 for buying and $1440 for selling, with the blue dollar maintaining the same rates, highlighting a 0% gap between them.

The exchange rates for both the official and blue dollar in Argentina remain unchanged following the Carnival holidays.

The official and blue dollar exchange rates remain unchanged today due to the Carnival holiday in Argentina.

On February 17, the official euro rate in Argentina is stable, while the informal 'euro blue' rate has increased, demonstrating a significant gap between official and informal markets.

Britain's unemployment rate reached a five-year high of 5.2% in Q4 2025, reflecting economic challenges and weak hiring activity.

The Nigeria Customs Service has clarified that it does not control or manipulate foreign exchange rates for import and export purposes and that rates used are based on the Central Bank of Nigeria's official figures.

This article provides the latest exchange rates for the official and blue dollar in Argentina as of February 15, indicating no changes from the previous trading day.

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.

On February 14, the official exchange rate for the euro in Argentina remains stable, while the blue euro shows a notable increase.

This article reports the current exchange rates for the official and blue dollar in Argentina on February 14, highlighting the lack of market activity due to the weekend.

The official dollar is quoted at $1420 for buying and $1440 for selling in banks, while the blue dollar shows no difference in valuation this Friday.

The official dollar opens at $1415 while the blue dollar is at $1440 in Argentina on February 13.

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

The Argentine market reacts positively to the government’s labor reform with a decrease in the official exchange rate and an increase in sovereign bonds.

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.

The official dollar price opens at $1420 and the blue dollar at $1435 as of February 12, with the Central Bank making its highest purchase in nearly a year.

The current exchange rates for the official and blue dollar in Argentina are reported, with the blue dollar at $1435 and the official dollar at $1420.

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 article discusses the current exchange rates for the Brazilian real in both official and informal markets in Argentina.

The official dollar rate in Argentina is quoted at $1405 for purchase and $1425 for sale on February 11, with the blue dollar maintaining a 0% gap from the official rate.