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Contado con liquidación (CCL) dollar in 2015

In 2015 the dollar contado con liquidación (CCL) opened in $ 11,26 and closed in $ 14,14, a variation of +25,58% against closure of 2014. The minimum was $ 11,26 the 01/01/2015 and maximum $ 15,35 the 11/12/2015; the average of 261 working days was $ 12,97. Marked. 1 historical nominal record, the last the 11/12/2015 ($ 15,35).

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01/01/201531/12/2015Mar 15MayJulSepNov

2015 summary

Open$ 11,26
Close$ 14,14
Minimum$ 11,26 (01/01/2015)
Maximum$ 15,35 (11/12/2015)
Mean$ 12,97
Annual change+25,58%

All dollars in 2015

DollarYear closeGap vs. official
Contado con liquidación dollar (CCL)$ 14,14+8,77%
Official USD (Banco Nación)$ 13,00—
Blue USD (informal)$ 14,00+7,69%

Month by month

MonthOpening (sale)Close purchaseClose saleMine. (sale)Max. (sale)
January$ 11,26$ 12,19$ 12,19$ 11,26$ 12,46
February$ 12,22$ 11,68$ 11,68$ 11,68$ 12,33
March$ 11,92$ 11,97$ 11,97$ 11,74$ 12,07
April$ 12,13$ 11,94$ 11,94$ 11,69$ 12,15
May$ 11,94$ 11,71$ 11,71$ 11,69$ 12,05
June$ 11,68$ 12,87$ 12,87$ 11,61$ 12,87
July$ 13,14$ 13,28$ 13,28$ 13,14$ 13,72
August$ 13,31$ 13,89$ 13,89$ 13,31$ 13,98
September$ 13,91$ 13,94$ 13,94$ 13,20$ 14,17
October$ 13,93$ 13,66$ 13,66$ 13,57$ 14,12
November$ 13,69$ 14,51$ 14,51$ 13,69$ 14,92
December$ 14,47$ 14,14$ 14,14$ 13,74$ 15,35

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 2015?

+25,58% versus the 2014 close: from $ 11,26 to $ 14,14.

What was the maximum dollar? contado con liquidación (CCL) in 2015?

$ 15,35, on 11/12/2015 (selling price).

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