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Contado con liquidación (CCL) dollar in 2013
In 2013 the dollar contado con liquidación (CCL) opened in $ 6,67 and closed in $ 8,70. The minimum was $ 6,67 the 02/01/2013 and maximum $ 9,55 the 09/05/2013; the average of 260 working days was $ 8,47. Marked. 43 historical nominal records, the last 09/05/2013 ($ 9,55).
2013 summary
| Open | $ 6,67 |
| Close | $ 8,70 |
| Minimum | $ 6,67 (02/01/2013) |
| Maximum | $ 9,55 (09/05/2013) |
| Mean | $ 8,47 |
All dollars in 2013
| Dollar | Year close | Gap vs. official |
|---|---|---|
| Contado con liquidación dollar (CCL) | $ 8,70 | +45,00% |
| Official USD (Banco Nación) | $ 6,00 | — |
| Blue USD (informal) | $ 10,00 | +66,67% |
Month by month
| Month | Opening (sale) | Close purchase | Close sale | Mine. (sale) | Max. (sale) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | $ 6,67 | $ 7,68 | $ 7,68 | $ 6,67 | $ 7,68 |
| February | $ 7,71 | $ 7,78 | $ 7,78 | $ 7,62 | $ 7,94 |
| March | $ 8,08 | $ 8,50 | $ 8,50 | $ 7,92 | $ 8,50 |
| April | $ 8,50 | $ 9,21 | $ 9,21 | $ 8,41 | $ 9,21 |
| May | $ 9,21 | $ 8,32 | $ 8,32 | $ 8,32 | $ 9,55 |
| June | $ 8,32 | $ 7,65 | $ 7,65 | $ 7,65 | $ 8,41 |
| July | $ 7,90 | $ 8,53 | $ 8,53 | $ 7,40 | $ 8,54 |
| August | $ 8,53 | $ 8,74 | $ 8,74 | $ 8,30 | $ 8,74 |
| September | $ 8,70 | $ 9,00 | $ 9,00 | $ 8,70 | $ 9,30 |
| October | $ 8,98 | $ 9,16 | $ 9,16 | $ 8,98 | $ 9,40 |
| November | $ 9,16 | $ 8,87 | $ 8,87 | $ 8,87 | $ 9,30 |
| December | $ 8,52 | $ 8,70 | $ 8,70 | $ 8,32 | $ 8,70 |
ask rate () on working days, data from ArgentinaDatos.com. Nominal values, not adjusted by inflation.
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Frequently asked questions
How much did the dollar go up? contado con liquidación (CCL) in 2013?
It opened in $ 6,67 and closed in $ 8,70.
What was the maximum dollar? contado con liquidación (CCL) in 2013?
$ 9,55, on 09/05/2013 (selling price).
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