Argentines Bought More than USD 36 Billion Since the Lifting of the Exchange Rate Quota
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Since the government ordered the end of the exchange rate quota for natural persons in April 2025, Argentines bought more than USD 36 billion. In particular, in the fourth month of 2026, there were gross acquisitions for USD 2,727 million and sales for USD 435 million. Last April, 1.5 million individuals bought banknotes, while about 750,000 took off from the currency. Against March, USD 364 million more were purchased and USD 31 million less we…
One Year without Exchange Rate: Argentines Bought More than USD 36 Billion in the Last Twelve Months
In April, the purchase of dollars by Argentines exceeded USD 2 billion, according to figures from the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA). Since the exchange rate quota was relaxed in April 2025, individual purchases of foreign exchange already exceed $36 billion. BCRA’s Report on the Exchange and Exchange Balance Market detailed that individuals bought a total of USD 2,727 million in banknotes and sold 435 million dollars. 1.5 million…
Buenos Aires, 29 May (NA)--Since the government ordered the end of the exchange rate quota for natural persons, in April 2025, Argentines bought more than US$ 36 billion. In particular, during April people made gross purchases of US$ 2,727 million, while making gross sales of US$ 435 million. In the fourth month of the year, 1.5 million individuals bought tickets while some 750,000 sold. Against March, they bought US$ 364 million more and sold U…
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