Photorealistic illustration of a Buenos Aires bank displaying January 8, 2026 dollar and euro exchange rates, with queuing customers and currency exchange.
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Dollar and euro exchange rates in Argentina on January 8, 2026

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On Thursday, January 8, 2026, Argentine media including TN reported updated exchange rates for the official dollar, blue dollar, MEP, CCL, crypto, card dollar (with 30% surcharge for foreign expenses), euro, and blue euro. These reflect ongoing unrestricted access to official dollars in banks since April 2025.

On Tuesday, January 6, 2026, Argentina's exchange rates updated for the official dollar (available without limits at banks like Banco Nación since April), blue dollar, MEP, CCL, crypto dollar, official euro, euro blue, and card dollar (with 30% surcharge for abroad spending).

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On December 17, 2025, exchange rates for the official dollar, blue, MEP, crypto, euro, and euro blue were updated in Argentina, continuing the daily reports amid no purchase limits since April.

In a speech in Paris, ECB President Christine Lagarde called for enhancing the euro's international status to turn Europe's openness into economic strength. She highlighted how recent safe-haven flows into the euro amid US turbulence pressured the exchange rate, underscoring the need for deeper markets and integration. Lagarde emphasized that a more global euro could shield exporters and foster resilience against external shocks.

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European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde spoke before the European Parliament's Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs on October 6, 2025, highlighting the euro area's economic resilience amid global uncertainties. She outlined growth and inflation projections while emphasizing the need to strengthen the euro's global standing. Lagarde called for reforms to enhance Europe's economic foundations and geopolitical position.

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