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Official dollar
$1,570
0.00%Selling rate · Nov 5 03:55 PM
Blue dollar
$1,555
0.00%Selling rate · Nov 10 04:59 PM
MEP dollar
$1,587.90
0.00%Selling rate · Nov 10 04:59 PM
CCL dollar
$1,664.90
0.00%Selling rate · Nov 10 04:59 PM
FX gap
6.0%
CCL vs. official rate
Country risk
873 bp
-66 bpBasis points · Nov 9
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Argentine market · ADRs on Wall Street· Live
| Asset | Price (US$) | Day change |
|---|---|---|
| MELI (MercadoLibre) | $1,490.72 | -2.74% |
| YPF (YPF) | $37.22 | -2.28% |
| GGAL (Grupo Galicia) | $29.89 | -1.68% |
| VIST (Vista) | $55.81 | -3.34% |
| PAM (Pampa Energía) | $63.73 | -1.88% |
| TGS (TGS) | $21.60 | -1.26% |
| BMA (Banco Macro) | $57.80 | -1.09% |
| CEPU (Central Puerto) | $10.21 | +0.20% |
| BBAR (BBVA Argentina) | $10.77 | -0.55% |
International soybean prices saw a significant rise due to a report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which adjusted its forecasts for harvest and grain stocks. Soybeans reached $451.21 per ton in the Chicago market, although they haven't fully recovered from previous losses. The analysis also highlights increases in the prices of its by-products like oil and meal, as well as corn and wheat.
By Clarín
Argentina's country risk has surged by 112% in the last four months, rising from 402 to 857 basis points. Despite this increase, the real exchange rate has remained relatively stable, surprising financial analysts. This phenomenon is attributed to a combination of factors, including bond sales by foreign investors and the restrictive monetary conditions set by the Central Bank.
By La Nación
The Prosecutor's Office of Paraguay requested help from the United States, Argentina, and Luxembourg to track down assets linked to the Ueno Bank financial scandal, which led to the ousting of former president Santiago Peña. The aim is to locate goods and secure evidence for asset seizure. The Central Bank, after intervening in Ueno Bank due to solvency issues, continues efforts to restore deposits to affected depositors, while the investigation into Peña progresses, including the opening of a safe at his residence.
By La Nación
Following the holidays for Pope León XIV's visit, the official dollar exchange rate for Wednesday, November 11, will open at the previous closing values: $1520 for buying and $1570 for selling. The blue dollar in the informal market was at $1508.35 for buying and $1555 for selling. Additionally, the article explains how to purchase dollars via home banking, given the context of the currency controls.
By La Nación
Argentina's country risk has recorded a new decline, dropping below 860 points, reflecting a downward trend that began earlier this week. Despite local trading being halted due to a holiday, Argentine stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange are down by as much as 3%. The country risk indicator calculated by JP Morgan shows a drop of 14 units, returning to levels similar to those of last week, although it remains below the 1000 points reached prior to last year's legislative elections.
By iProfesional
The article discusses the current state of the exchange market in Argentina, highlighting the "calm dollar operation" implemented by Luis Caputo's economic team. Despite rising external uncertainties, such as the increased country risk, the exchange rate has remained relatively stable due to various government interventions and measures. It examines the strategies adopted by the Central Bank and the Treasury to control demand for foreign currency and keep the dollar under control, although they face significant limitations.
By Clarín
Argentina's country risk has decreased for the second consecutive day due to an improvement in dollar bonds, with JP Morgan's indicator dropping below 860 points. Despite this improvement, Argentine stocks in the U.S. are facing declines, and the overall situation shows significant deterioration since the start of November and from July 2026. Argentine companies have also had a tough performance this year, with some losing over half their market value.
By Clarín
The traditional fixed-term deposit remains a popular option for Argentinians seeking predictable returns in pesos. In November 2026, to earn $100,000 in 30 days, one needs to invest between 5.1 million pesos and 7.6 million pesos, depending on the Annual Nominal Rate offered by different banks. Choosing the right bank and comparing rates are crucial, as inflation will also affect the real return on the investment.
By iProfesional
Argentina's country risk has recorded a new decline, dropping below 860 points, reflecting a downward trend that began earlier this week. Despite local trading being halted due to a holiday, Argentine stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange are down by as much as 3%. The country risk indicator calculated by JP Morgan shows a drop of 14 units, returning to levels similar to those of last week, although it remains below the 1000 points reached prior to last year's legislative elections.
By Perfil
In the monotributo system, taxpayers must meet certain requirements to avoid exclusion, which can last three years. The Revenue and Customs Control Agency (ARCA) conducts checks related to income, bank movements, and commercial activities. Errors that can lead to exclusion include exceeding the billing limit or failing to issue the necessary invoices.
By Derecha Diario
Argentine sovereign bonds are showing a positive performance in the foreign market, increasing by up to 0.73%. The country risk stands at 873 basis points, having risen by 52% so far this year. Investors are focusing on several factors, including the IMF review and the YPF LNG project. Globally, inflation data from the U.S. suggests a potential interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve.
By El Cronista
Argentina's country risk has recorded a new decline, dropping below 860 points, reflecting a downward trend that began earlier this week. Despite local trading being halted due to a holiday, Argentine stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange are down by as much as 3%. The country risk indicator calculated by JP Morgan shows a drop of 14 units, returning to levels similar to those of last week, although it remains below the 1000 points reached prior to last year's legislative elections.
By La Nación
Argentine stocks in Wall Street start the day on November 10, 2026, with declines, while the country risk falls to 865 basis points, moving away from 900 points. Despite a rebound the previous day, higher-than-expected inflation in the U.S. may dampen investor optimism. The drop in ADRs includes Grupo Supervielle, Cresud, and YPF, which see losses between 2.2% and 3.6%.
By Ámbito