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The euro is trading today, November 9, at 158.20 to buy and 167.13 to sell. This value reflects that the currency is offered unchanged from the previous day.
According to information published by the central bank, the euro has shown an upward trend in the last five trading days, with an increase of 2.40 percent, after starting the period at 154.49 for buying and 163.39 for selling.
Analyzing the performance of the currency throughout the year, it can be seen that the price of the euro increased by 39.11 percent; Compared to the first days of the year, when the board was 113.72.
Dollar price on Wednesday, November 9
In turn, the official dollar was bought at 158.65 and sold at 167.13, Banco Nación reported. At the same time, the blue dollar is trading at 288.00 to buy and 292.00 to sell, making it 81.53 percent above the value provided by the central bank.
Source: La Nacion
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