Overview
- - The official dollar at Banco Nación is selling around $1,425, the wholesale rate is near $1,400, and the blue trades about $1,430, narrowing the gap to roughly 3%–5%.
- - Exchange-based and crypto-linked dollars remain higher, with MEP near $1,440, CCL around $1,471–$1,477, and stablecoins quoted near $1,47k–$1,49k.
- - After five straight declines that took the wholesale rate to about $1,387 on Nov. 18, it moved back to roughly $1,400, reinforcing the current “pax cambiaria.”
- - Market commentators cite brisk corporate placements and expected provincial deals as key to the stabilization, with PPI and Gustavo Ber pointing to supportive flows under the banded regime.
- - The Economy Ministry reported an October primary surplus and officials engaged investors on reserves and possible liability management, while local stocks edged higher and global bonds were mixed.