On Wednesday, February 25, 2026, the CCL dollar (Contado con Liquidación) is quoted at $1446.10 for both purchasing and selling. This rate represents a 0% change compared to the same day the previous week. Over the past month, the CCL dollar has decreased by 5% compared to the previous month, reflecting ongoing fluctuations in Argentina's economic landscape.

Year-over-year, there is a notable increase, with the CCL dollar rising 20% compared to last year when it was priced at $1209.1. The variance indicates a continuing trend where Argentinian residents are facing challenges with currency stability. The article highlights the economic implications of these changes in the value of the CCL dollar and its influence on investments and expenditure in Argentina.

Additionally, the article discusses the differential rates between the CCL dollar and the MEP dollar (Mercado Electrónico de Pagos), currently placing the MEP dollar at $1402.50, marking a 3% gap. Understanding these rates is crucial as they impact how Argentinians convert pesos into dollars, which affects consumption, investment, and savings in a volatile currency market.