Illustration of rising blue dollar rate in Argentina showing currency exchange at 1525 pesos.
Illustration of rising blue dollar rate in Argentina showing currency exchange at 1525 pesos.
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Blue dollar rises 15 pesos to close at 1,525 pesos on Monday July 13

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The blue dollar closed higher on Monday July 13 in Argentina, as the Central Bank bought 280 million dollars in the market.

The informal bill rose 15 pesos from the previous close and sold for 1,525 pesos, with a buy price of 1,505 pesos.

The official retail dollar remained unchanged at 1,510 pesos for sale and 1,460 pesos for purchase. The wholesale dollar fell 0.4 percent to 1,482 pesos.

The Central Bank acquired 280 million dollars, but international reserves dropped 517 million dollars and closed at 48.205 million.

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Posts from Argentine finance accounts report the blue dollar closing at 1,525 pesos on July 13, with several noting the Central Bank's 280 million dollar purchase. Updates focus on closing rates for official, MEP, and CCL dollars alongside minor variations. Reactions remain neutral and data-driven without strong opinions or links to news sources.

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