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Center 34%
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The article focuses on economic data and exchange rates without showing a clear political bias. Financial information is presented objectively.
AI summary
The article reports on the exchange rates of the official and blue dollar in Argentina for October 18, noting that there was no activity in the financial market on that day. The closing values from the previous day indicate that the official dollar was priced at $1,485 for buying and $1,535 for selling, while the blue dollar was at $1,508.35 for buying and $1,555 for selling.
Additionally, it provides instructions on how to purchase dollars via home banking and notes that inflation for September was 1.9%.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
Este domingo 18 de octubre no hay actividad en el mercado financiero y, tanto para el dólar oficial como para el dólar blue, se toman como referencia los valores de cierre del último día hábil de la semana.
En la última jornada hábil, el dólar oficial, en las pizarras del Banco Nación, cotizó a $1.485 para la compra y $1.535 para la venta.
En tanto, el dólar blue, que se comercializa en el mercado informal de cambios, en el último día hábil operaba a $1508,35 para la compra y $1555 para la venta.
A cuánto cotizan el dólar MEP y el dólar CCL hoy
El valor de los dólares financieros, categoría que engloba al dólar MEP (o dólar Bolsa) y al dólar CCL (contado con liquidación), involucra mecanismos bursátiles para hacerse de esta moneda a través de la venta de bonos y acciones.
El último día hábil, estos tipos de cambio cerraron al siguiente valor:
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