The European currency maintains its steady pace in the local Argentine market. With the latest updates from Banco Nación, the Euro reaches key levels despite a slight downward trend so far this year. Discover the exact exchange rates and how the currency is performing in the current economic landscape.

Understanding the Euro in the Argentine Market

The current exchange market reflects a relative stability for the European common currency. For those unfamiliar with the local context, Banco Nación (the National Bank of Argentina) is the primary official reference for currency rates in the country.

Quick Context: In Argentina, there is often a difference between the 'official' rate and other market rates. The values provided here correspond to the official operations of the national bank, which impact those looking to save or exchange foreign currency.

Official Exchange Rates

Operation Value (ARS)
Buy (Compra) $1,655
Sell (Venta) $1,765

Quick Conversions

Based on the Buy rate:

  • 100 Euros: $165,500 ARS
  • 1,000 Euros: $1,655,000 ARS

Global Perspective & Yearly Performance

On the global stage, the relationship between the two monetary powerhouses remains tight. The euro-dollar parity places the Euro at 1.08 dollars, while the dollar is quoted at 0.93 euros.

However, the most striking data is the annual performance. Throughout 2026, the Euro has experienced a negative shift of 1.49% in Argentina, having started the year at $1,680 pesos.

Source: Imago