On Tuesday, January 20, 2026, dollar exchange rates in Argentina were updated, including the official rate at Banco Nación, blue, MEP, CCL, and crypto, amid no restrictions on currency purchases since April.
In Argentina's foreign exchange market, on January 20, 2026, daily US dollar quotations were reported across various alternatives. According to TN, the official dollar at Banco Nación reflects the rate set by the Central Bank, while the blue operates in the informal market. Other options include the MEP dollar via stock operations, Contado con Liquidación (CCL), and the crypto dollar based on cryptocurrency transactions.
Since April 2025, there are no limits on purchasing foreign currency in banks, easing access for savers. These daily updates are crucial in a country with high exchange rate volatility, allowing investors to diversify without previous regulatory barriers.
The reports emphasize the need to monitor these rates for financial decisions, though exact values fluctuate minute by minute in the market.