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The article highlights the impact of Lula da Silva's victory in Brazil on the markets but does not take a clear stance for or against the Argentine government's decisions. Data on the dollar's exchange rates are presented without emphasizing specific political consequences.
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Today, October 26, the official dollar in Argentina has risen by $10, with a buying price of $1510 and a selling price of $1560. This increase occurs amidst market tensions driven by Lula da Silva's recent victory in Brazil, impacting the Brazilian stock market.
Meanwhile, the Central Bank continues to purchase dollars as part of its strategy to accumulate international reserves, which currently total u$s 50.228 million.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
La cotización del dólar blue durante los últimos 12 meses
La cotización del dólar oficial desde la salida del cepo
A cuánto cotiza el dólar oficial hoy lunes 26 de octubre
El dólar oficial hoy lunes 26 de octubre sube $ 10 y se ofrece a $ 1510 para la compra y $ 1560 para la venta en la primera rueda de la semana, una jornada marcada por mercados bajistas en toda la región tras el desplome de la Bolsa brasileña por la victoria de Lula da Silva en el país vecino.
Así, la divisa cotiza $ 20 por encima del valor al que cerró septiembre ($ 1540), mes durante el que sumó $ 15. En tanto, se ubica $ 80 por encima del valor al que concluyó 2025 ($ 1480).
Por su parte, el dólar mayorista cotiza a $ 1546,90 para la venta, lejos del tope de la banda cambiaria que el BCRA fija hoy en $ 1946,7.
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