Dollar Exchange Rates Plummet Across the Board in Argentina, September 22
Argentina’s dollar exchange rates experienced a significant drop today, Monday, September 22, across all major markets.The declines come amid economic uncertainty and ongoing efforts to stabilize the Argentine peso.These fluctuations impact importers, exporters, investors, and everyday Argentinians reliant on access to US dollars.
The official wholesale dollar rate collapsed 4.5% to $1,408 for sale. Concurrently,the unofficial “blue dollar” fell sharply by $45 to $1,475 for sale,creating a 4.8% gap with the official rate.other dollar types also saw considerable decreases: the MEP dollar dropped 8% to $1,427.51 (a 1.4% gap), and the dollar counted with liquidation (CCL) decreased 8.1% to $1,440.87 (a 2.3% gap).
The card or tourist dollar, which includes a 30% surcharge, is currently at $1,859. The crypto dollar, traded via Bitcoin, is valued at $1,464.97 according to Caller. Bitcoin itself is trading at U$S112.856,according to Binance.
The countries that use the European currency are: Germany, Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Slovakia, Slovenia, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, malta, Netherlands and Portugal.
