As of March 6, 2026, the CCL dollar is priced at $1474.40 for buying and $1475.30 for selling, indicating a modest rise of 1% compared to the same day the previous week. This slight increase illustrates the ongoing fluctuations in Argentina's complex currency market, which has faced considerable instability in recent times.

Looking at the past month, the CCL dollar has experienced a downturn, losing about 1% in value compared to the previous month but showing a significant increase of 20% compared to one year ago when its value was around $1230.6. These variations highlight the ongoing challenges the Argentine economy faces, particularly against the backdrop of inflation and a fluctuating exchange rate.

The report also notes a 7% gap between the CCL dollar and the MEP dollar, with the latter priced at $1430. This gap reflects a key aspect of Argentina's financial system where both dollars are essential for different types of transactions. The CCL dollar, being one of the most widely used financial exchange rates, continues to be an important indicator for businesses and investors monitoring the economic situation in Argentina.