Dollar Exchange Rates Surge on Monday, September 15
Argentina‘s dollar exchange rates experienced varied movements today, Monday, September 15, impacting businesses, travelers, and investors. The official wholesale dollar rose sharply, while alternative rates-including the “blue” dollar, MEP, CCL, and crypto dollar-maintained differing values, creating a complex landscape for financial transactions.
Thes fluctuations are closely watched as they influence inflation, import costs, and the overall economic stability of Argentina. The widening gap between official and unofficial rates often signals market distrust and can prompt government intervention. Understanding these rates is crucial for anyone conducting financial activity within the country or considering investments.
Here’s a breakdown of the dollar rates as of Monday, September 15:
* Wholesale Dollar: $1,466 (up $13, 0.5% from the band’s roof)
* Blue Dollar: $1,445 (sale price, negative gap with the wholesale rate)
* MEP Dollar: $1,475.06 (0.6% gap against the wholesaler)
* CCL Dollar (Counted with Liquidation): $1,480.84 (1% gap)
* Tourist Dollar (Card/Retail + 30% surcharge): $1,917.50
* Crypto Dollar (Bitcoin): $1,482.09 (according to Caller)
* Bitcoin: u$s114,868.57 (according to Binance)
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