Latest Argentina dollar chart

Cost of Buying US Dollars in Argentina

Compare the Argentine pesos a person pays for one US dollar across the quote types shown in RavenInvestor's latest uploaded chart.

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RavenInvestor chart of the cost of buying US dollars in Argentina in ARS per USD, by quote type, with gaps versus the official rate

The date above is the server file-modification time. The UTC timestamp inside the chart is its publication reference; dates on the horizontal axis use ART.

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Reading the chart

Pesos paid for one US dollar

The vertical axis shows Argentine pesos per US dollar (ARS per USD). A higher line represents more pesos paid for one dollar under that quote. Here, buying refers to the person acquiring dollars, rather than the rate a bank pays to buy dollars from them.

  • Each color identifies a quote type: Official, Wholesale, Blue, MEP, CCL, Crypto, or Card.
  • The legend lists each type's latest displayed quote and its percentage gap versus the official rate.
  • The lines connect recorded values across the displayed dates; colors do not indicate trading signals.

Time references and limits

Keep the chart date and file date separate

The horizontal axis uses Argentina time (ART). The publication timestamp inside the chart uses UTC. The file-update time above the image comes from the website's server and does not establish when every underlying quote was observed.

RavenInvestor publishes this chart. The image does not identify its upstream quote providers or document the full terms of a currency transaction. It does not establish which quotes a particular person can access or guarantee an executable price.

Update policy

The latest uploaded snapshot

This page displays one image, replaced when RavenInvestor manually uploads a new chart. There is no historical archive or live price feed. Reload the page to check for a newer upload.

The chart is educational information, not trading advice or a forecast. The current quotes and gaps are shown in the image so they stay together with its publication timestamp.

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