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Argentine Peso to US Dollar (ARS to USD)

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Quotes provided by Awesome API on July 3, 2025.

Graph with 30 days of Argentine Peso quotes

Argentine Peso Rate

The value of the Argentine Peso Rate today is $0.0008

Argentine Peso Quotations Table

Date	US Dollar	Argentine Peso
2/7/2025	0.0008 USD	1.00 ARS
1/7/2025	0.0008 USD	1.00 ARS
30/6/2025	0.0008 USD	1.00 ARS
29/6/2025	0.0009 USD	1.00 ARS
28/6/2025	0.0009 USD	1.00 ARS
27/6/2025	0.0008 USD	1.00 ARS
26/6/2025	0.0009 USD	1.00 ARS
25/6/2025	0.0009 USD	1.00 ARS
24/6/2025	0.0009 USD	1.00 ARS
23/6/2025	0.0009 USD	1.00 ARS
22/6/2025	0.0009 USD	1.00 ARS
21/6/2025	0.0009 USD	1.00 ARS
20/6/2025	0.0009 USD	1.00 ARS
19/6/2025	0.0009 USD	1.00 ARS
18/6/2025	0.0009 USD	1.00 ARS

About the Argentine Peso

The official currency of Argentina is the Argentine peso (ARS). The Argentine peso was originally introduced in 1826, but has been frequently revalued and readjusted over the years due to inflation and economic downturns. In 1991, the Argentine government introduced a new Argentine peso, which was fixed at the rate of 1 new peso to 1,000 old pesos.

The Argentine economy has been experiencing difficulties in recent years, which has affected the stability of the Argentine peso. Inflation has been a persistent problem in Argentina, and the government has taken steps to try to control it, such as raising interest rates and implementing price controls. However, these measures have not been enough to stabilize the economy and the Argentine peso has faced significant devaluation.

In terms of its relationship to other currencies, the Argentine peso has depreciated significantly against the US dollar in recent years. This has affected the Argentine economy in several ways, such as making imports more expensive and making it difficult to access international loans. In addition, the devaluation of the Argentine peso has affected the purchasing power of the Argentine population.

How we get quotes

The values are obtained through the API of the Central Bank of Brazil, which provides the opening quotation of the day from 10:00 am, and after that intermediate values are available at 11:00 am, 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm. After 1 pm, the BCB closes with the PTAX quotation, which is the arithmetic average of all the rates of the day, as it is a reference value and is not used in Convertpedia.