The dollar starts the week on the decline: which bank pays the most today?

The dollar began to decline in the last week of April. This Monday, April 28th, the currency is trading at $1.120 for buying and $1.170 for selling at Banco Nación , a drop of $20 (-1.68%) compared to last Friday's closing price.
Meanwhile, the blue dollar is buying at $1,190 and selling at $1,210, unchanged. Financial dollars are trading between $1,170 and $1,190.
Banco Nación:
ICBC $1,125 / $1,180
BBVA $1,130 / $1,180
Patagonia $1,135 / $1,185
Galicia $1,135 / $1,185
Mortgage $1,150 / $1,190
Santander $1,150 / $1,190
Supervielle $1,140 / $1,200
Macro $1.125 / $1.225
Argentina will eliminate the dollar restriction starting Monday, April 14.

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In addition to the dollar exchange rate at the bank, there is a 30% tax on income and personal property.
Sale: $1,521 (BNA)
How much is the blue dollar worth today?- Purchase : $1,190
- Sale: $1,210
The gap with the official dollar is 40 pesos, or 3.4%.
How much is the MEP dollar worth today?The MEP dollar , whose name derives from the Electronic Payment Market, is also known as the Stock Market dollar.
This is the dollar, accessed through an Argentine bond traded in both pesos and dollars. In the transaction, the bond is purchased in pesos and sold for its equivalent in dollars.
You don't need to have an account abroad to carry out the transaction, but you do need to have a dedicated bank account open and enabled for the transfer. Generally, via home banking, the bond is purchased in pesos and subsequently sold in dollars in a single step.
- Purchase: $1,170.98 (- $12.69)
- Sale: $1,171.30 (- $13.31)
With the Cash Settlement Dollar ( CCL ), legal entities can exchange Argentine pesos for dollars abroad by buying and selling shares or debt securities.
- Purchase: $1,182.62 (-$15.21)
- Sale: $1,184.60 (-$25.56)
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Starting at 10 a.m. every business day, anyone with a bank account can purchase any amount of dollars they want, provided they have the available funds. The transaction is carried out through home banking or the bank's app , like a simple transfer, without the need to complete sworn statements or submit additional documentation.
But if you want to go to the bank in person, you can only buy USD 100 per month at the counter. This measure is designed to discourage informality.
One of the main new features is that the savings dollar no longer has a 30% surcharge, making it more competitive than the card dollar (streaming, spending abroad, tourism), which maintains that rate as part of income tax and personal property tax.
For expenses abroad, the recommendation is to stop debiting between the closing and expiration dates of the card statement and pay with dollars deposited in the savings account.
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