Argentina, Mexico and Bolivia report latest dollar exchange rates

In Argentina, the official dollar traded at about 1,470 Argentine pesos per US dollar on Thursday, 18 June, while the “card” dollar, which includes a 30 % surcharge, ranged from 1,898 to 1,924 pesos across major banks.

In Mexico, the peso closed the week near 17.34 per dollar, after the Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged but signaled a more restrictive stance. Bank‑by‑bank quotes put buying rates around 16.15‑16.79 pesos and selling rates between 17.65‑17.99 pesos.

Bolivia’s central bank showed the referential (official) dollar falling to roughly 9.72–9.92 bolivianos for buying and selling, while the parallel market price rose to about 9.95–9.96 bolivianos per dollar.

All three countries noted that their rates are influenced by US monetary policy and broader international market movements.