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Argentina's blue-dollar exchange rate rises to 1,560 pesos

Argentina's parallel blue-dollar exchange rate rose for the third time in four trading sessions, reaching 1,560 pesos.

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A sustained parallel-market currency surge can signal growing financial stress and increase inflationary and economic pressures.

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  1. El dólar blue subió por tercera vez en cuatro ruedas y alcanzó los $1.560 ↗ambito.com · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 11:01 PM UTC

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EARLIER READING

Argentina's blue dollar rises and remains above the MEP rate

Argentina's parallel blue-dollar exchange rate rose during the week and has remained above the MEP rate for nearly two months. The headline indicates sustained exchange-rate pressure.

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EARLIER READING

Argentina's blue-dollar rate reaches a two-week high

Argentina's unofficial blue-dollar exchange rate rose to 1,550 pesos, its highest level in two weeks. The move signals renewed currency-market pressure.

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