Look at how much the savings dollar, the card dollar and the tourist dollar trade at in Argentina, according to the Central Bank average. Also know how much the dollar bill is quoted at Banco Nación, and the blue dollar, the MEP dollar, and the CCL dollar.
He official dollar-without taxes- closed at $350,51 for the purchase already $370,51 for sale, according to the average of the main banks in the financial system carried out by the Banco Central (BCRA). In turn, the dollar bill in it National Bank rose $3, to $350,50 for the purchase y $368,50 for the sale.
Meanwhile, the Dolar blue press in the final stretch towards the runoff, according to a survey by Scope in the caves of the City.
He wholesale dollar culminated in $352,95after the Government launched this Wednesday the crawling peg a 3% monthly.
He Banco Central (BCRA) acquired US$121 million this Wednesday, November 15. In this way, he extended his streak to 17 positive days in a row. Furthermore, in what’s up this month exceeded the US$286 million and raised the average daily purchase to more US$28 million.
For his part, the dollar savings closed to $741,20.
How much is the MEP dollar sold for today, Wednesday, November 15
He dollar MEP operates in $879,70 and the gap with the officer is located in a 149,2%.
Value of the CCL dollar today, Wednesday, November 15
The dollar CCL advance to the $878,10. In that way, the spread with the officer is located in the 148,8%.
How much is the blue dollar trading at today, Wednesday, November 15
He Dolar blue opera in $920 for the purchase already $970 for the saleaccording to a survey of Scope in the caves of the City.
Price of the tourist dollar today, Wednesday, November 15
He tourist dollar or cardy savings (or solidarity) dollar -which include 30% of the COUNTRY TAX + 45% from Perception of Profits + 25% of Gross Income– ended at $741,02.
Crypto dollar quote today, Wednesday, November 15
The crypto dollar or Bitcoin dollar operates in $930,98according to the average among local exchanges reported by Coinmonitor.
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