How much is this quote for January 15?

This January 15th The price of the dollar in Mexico is 16.858000 pesosAccording to what was published in the Official Gazette of the Federation. According to the official media of the Mexican Ministry of the Interior, the North American currency declined, after ending Friday at 16.989800.

According to the economic portal Bloomberg, The price of the North American currency today in Mexico started at 16.89Higher than in the previous lockdown. Although the value of the US currency in Mexican territory has been on a slight rise for a few months after the low of 16.74 it reached at the end of August, it maintains its decline at an annual level. A year ago, the dollar was worth 18.77 Mexican pesos.

The price of the dollar in Peru today, January 15

The North American currency remained stable compared to the previous day. The price of the dollar in Peru closed on Friday at 3.6960 solAs reported by the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP). Daily, the entity creates a table on the website, reporting the minimum, maximum and average value of the day in the interbank exchange rate. In another column, specify the price and compare it with the previous day's measurements. This way you can easily see the development of the dollar in the country.

Thus, the dollar ended the day slightly higher compared to the opening price, which was 3.6940, and continues to remain stable. During the recent period, the currency has maintained its price practically unchanged, with minor variations. Despite the various governments and political processes that the Peruvian territory has witnessed in recent years, the sun has always remained stable and has managed to maintain the value it holds against the dollar.

The price of the dollar in Argentina today, January 15

The price of the blue dollar, or free dollar, started today at 1,130 Argentine pesos. Although there are many rates in Argentina, the average unofficial rates are the clearest reflection of the value of the US currency in the territory. This is not regulated by monetary authorities and is sold outside the official market. However, due to the difficulty of obtaining dollars and the existing restrictions, many Argentines choose to buy at this value.

The different prices are due to stocks held by the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA). Due to the existing restrictions, you can only buy 200 USD at the official value, and its price also increases because the process entails certain taxes, and in order to be allowed to do so, you must meet a series of requirements.

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