Current Euro Exchange Rate in Argentina on August 11th (Monday)
Exchange Rates: August 11, 2025
The exchange rates for major currencies on August 11, 2025, are as follows:
- The blue dollar is trading at $1315.00 for purchase and $1335.00 for sale. This marks a slight increase in value compared to the official dollar, which is trading at $1296.89 for purchase and $1339.16 for sale, as reported by the National Bank.
- The euro is trading at $1495.00 for purchase and $1570.00 for sale on August 11. Compared to the start of the last five trading sessions, the euro is trading with a slight decrease of 1.00%. Despite this, the euro's trading on August 11 reflects stability relative to the previous day.
- Interestingly, the blue dollar's sale price is higher than the euro's sale price on August 11.
Historical Trend of EUR/USD Exchange Rate
The euro, introduced in 2002 with a value of around 1.1686 USD per EUR, has maintained much of its value against the USD since then. The euro initially strengthened due to increased economic integration and reduced currency risk within Europe, boosting GDP growth.
From 2008 to 2014, the EUR/USD rate experienced volatility primarily due to the global financial crisis and European sovereign debt crises. The US Federal Reserve increased interest rates post-2008 crisis, while the European Central Bank (ECB) kept rates low and implemented quantitative easing, affecting the euro’s value relative to the USD.
Political events such as the 2016 Brexit referendum and the 2016 US elections caused significant EUR/USD fluctuations, including a tumble in the exchange rate due to uncertainty around Brexit and US policies. More recently, since 2020, the EUR/USD rate has fluctuated generally between approximately 1.10 and 1.20 USD per Euro with some short-term volatility related to economic policies and global events.
Summary Table for August 2025 (approximate):
| Currency Pair | Exchange Rate (2025-08) | Direction Compared to 2002 Introduction | |---------------|------------------------|-----------------------------------------| | 1 EUR to USD | 1.17 USD | Around same as initial rate ~1.1686 | | 1 USD to EUR | 0.857 EUR | Inversely, USD weaker than EUR |
These data reflect the Euro maintaining much of its value against the USD since its introduction, notwithstanding short- to medium-term fluctuations driven by economic crises and geopolitical events.
Additional Information
- The euro's quotation has risen by 43.00% compared to the first days of the year.
- The blue dollar's value is 1.40% above the value reported by the Central Bank.
- On January 1 of this year, the euro was trading at $1045.46.
- As the euro's quotation has risen by 43.00% compared to the first days of the year, it appears that an individual's lifestyle expenses, such as vacations or purchasing goods from Europe, may be more costly in the local currency when converted to the domestic finance.
- The slight difference in the blue dollar's value compared to the Central Bank's reported figure could have an impact on an individual's finance, influencing the exchange rate when converting Argentine pesos to US dollars.
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