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Dollar and euro rates on Thursday February 26
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Argentine banks published the official dollar rates and other variants without exchange restrictions on Thursday February 26. The card dollar maintains a 30% surcharge for overseas expenses. Euro prices in banks were also reported.
The blue dollar closed without changes at $1.420 for buying and $1.440 for selling, while the official rate at Banco Nación was $1.370 for buying and $1.420 for selling. The blue euro saw a slight increase of $6, closing at $1.785,75 for buying and $1.717,75 for selling. These rates mark the end of the week's trading in the Argentine market.
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On Monday, February 9, quotations for the official and blue dollar, as well as the euro in Argentine banks, were reported. Since April, currency purchases in banks have no limits, though the card dollar retains a 30% surcharge for foreign expenses.
On Tuesday, November 11, exchange rates for the official dollar, blue dollar, and other variants were published in Argentina. Since April, currency purchases in banks have no limits. Prices for the euro and euro blue were also updated across various banks.
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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.