On February 13, 2026, the exchange rate for the CCL dollar stands at $1462.20 for both buying and selling, reflecting a 2% decrease compared to the same day the previous week. Over the beginning of February, the CCL dollar has recorded a 4% drop compared to the previous month. This trend emphasizes the fluctuations in the dollar's value in the Argentine financial market, particularly during a challenging economic period.

When considering the yearly fluctuations, the CCL dollar has appreciated by 23% compared to the same time last year, when it was valued at $1191.2. This annual increase suggests significant inflationary pressures and economic instability, prompting investors to turn to such financial instruments for protection against currency devaluation. The contrasting performances of the CCL dollar and the blue dollar are indicative of the complex dynamics within Argentina's economy.

The gap between the CCL dollar and the MEP dollar is currently noted at 3%, with the MEP dollar priced at $1413.20. Such discrepancies highlight the tensions in the foreign exchange market, driven by various market mechanisms and regulatory factors. Understanding these terms—CCL and MEP, which are critical to navigating Argentina's financial landscape—helps to comprehend the broader economic situation in the country.