Dollar Exchange Rates Surge on Wednesday, September 17
Argentina‘s dollar exchange rates experienced varied movements on Wednesday, September 17, with both official and unofficial markets showing increases.These fluctuations impact importers, exporters, savers, and the overall economic landscape of the country as it navigates ongoing financial pressures.
The wholesale dollar closed at $1,474.3, exceeding the upper limit of the established band by more than one peso. The unofficial “blue” dollar was quoted at $1,490 for sale, representing a 1.1% gap from the official wholesale rate. Other dollar variations also saw increases: the MEP dollar operated at $1,486.47 (a 0.8% gap), the dollar counted with liquidation (CCL) reached $1,499.85 (a 1.7% gap), the card/tourist dollar stood at $1,930.50,and the crypto dollar (Bitcoin) was valued at $1,491.91, according to Caller. Bitcoin itself traded at u$s115.567,according to Binance.
The countries currently using the European currency are Germany, Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Slovakia, Slovenia, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Ireland, italy, latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands and Portugal.
