On February 24, 2026, the CCL dollar is priced at $1440.80 for buying and selling, marking a 2% decrease compared to a week ago. The price has also dropped 4% since the previous month, showing a continuing trend of depreciation this February. However, in a yearly comparison, the CCL dollar has appreciated by 19%, rising from $1213.8 at the same time last year.

The article outlines the relationship between the CCL dollar and the MEP dollar, another commonly used financial exchange rate. Currently, the MEP dollar is trading at $1390.70, indicating a gap of 3% between the two exchange rates. This discrepancy can be attributed to various economic factors and market conditions that influence foreign currency valuation in Argentina.

The CCL, or 'dólar contado con liquidación', is crucial for investors and businesses as it provides a way to transfer funds outside the country legally. The fluctuations in the CCL dollar rate reflect broader economic trends and the continued volatility of the Argentine peso, offering insight into the local financial ecosystem and the challenges faced by the Argentine economy.