Euro Today: Exchange Rate Reaches 1,700 Pesos for Buying and 1,800 for Selling

The euro was trading at 1,700 Argentine pesos for buying and 1,800 pesos for selling on Tuesday, September 8, according to Banco Nación’s exchange-rate table.

That put the value of 100 euros at 170,000 pesos and 1,000 euros at 1.7 million pesos. The currency remains an important reference for savers, travelers and people making purchases, transfers or payments abroad.

Argentina uses several euro exchange rates. The official rate applies to formal transactions reported by banks and financial institutions. The “blue” rate reflects the informal market and can differ substantially from the official price. The card rate applies to euro purchases made abroad with a credit or debit card, including applicable taxes and withholdings.

The article advises checking which rate will apply before buying euros or making an international payment. In international markets, one euro was equivalent to 1.08 U.S. dollars, while one dollar equaled 0.93 euros.

The euro had risen 1.19% in Argentina during 2026, from 1,680 pesos to 1,700 pesos. The rate can change during the day, so banks, exchange houses, digital wallets and official market sources should be checked before a transaction.