US EditionThe Dollar Turned over the Closure and Fell on the Last Wheel of the Year: It Increased More than 40% During 2025
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The dollar banknote at the Banco Nación closed to $1,430 for purchase and 1,480 for sale, which marked an increase of 39.5 % over last year’s quote, in a 2025 signed by the agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and a swap with the United States, to keep the price of the currency. This increase of 39.5% was placed above the inflation estimated at 32%, but the march of the price of the dollar was not always line. At the first stage …
The official wholesale exchange rate rose above expected inflation in 2025, thus correcting some of the arrears that had brought it to 2015 levels.
The official exchange rate quoted at $1,459,5 for sale, with an increase of $1.5 compared to the previous closure and at its highest level since the beginning of November. In the retail segment, the National Bank dollar operated at $1,485, with a jump of $10, while the average reported by the BCRA was $1,481,9, reflecting persistent exchange pressure at the end of the year.
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