Official dollar in Argentina remains unchanged

In Buenos Aires, the official dollar rate remained stable, while the blue dollar and financial instruments like MEP and CCL trade at a premium. The Ministry of Economy is preparing for auctions.

Buenos Aires, Dec 12 (NA) – The official dollar traded at 1410 for purchase and 1460 for sale on Thursday's trading day, unchanged from the last close.

EXCHANGE RATES Dólar Blue: Buy 1430 / Sell 1450 Dólar Oficial: Buy 1410 / Sell 1460 Dólar MEP: Buy 1476.1 / Sell 1477.8 Contado con Liquidación (CCL): Buy 1507.6 / Sell 1508.1 Dólar Tarjeta: Sell 1898

The blue dollar operated with a selling price of 1450, positioning itself just below the official wholesale exchange rate. The U.S. currency showed no variation compared to the previous close, in a context of expectation for the dollar and peso auctions that the Ministry of Economy will face.

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