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Seems the usual suspects don't want the gravy train to stop.

My Nampe still a bargain at my local Chino for 1500 pesos. try a nice evening stroll in Miami, west of US 1. If you're brave enough for that, you'll love Buenos Aires.

My Nampe still a bargain at my local Chino for 1500 pesos.

I am both shocked and appalled. (sarcasm).

Wasn't Andrea Del Boca paid lots of money by Christina for movies that failed? I'm only posting this from memory as I've never seen a film with her in it.

I believe they're called neutrias.

The party is never over.

Easiest way to deal with what appear to be out of control prices in many restaurants is don't eat there.

Just a price update from Publix supermarkets in Miami/Ft Lauderdale to compare with prices here. Wine prices aren't indicative of what's available here but the lest expensive wine I saw was around $8 US.

I jumped on that rate: Dec 27 I sent money for pickup here and got 961. Today's rate was, as you posted, -1265. For $200 US dollars that's about 60,000 MORE pesos in just a few weeks then from Dec. Thanks for the post!

As of 16:15 today, WU rate hasn't budged.

(psst...I'm not a Brit) and that's a good rate you got today.

1134.90 WU as of 18:30 17/1/2024. Blue peso way up to around 1225

Actually even a 5,000 peso bottle of wine translates to US $5. So drinking a bottle of $5 wine in the US is indeed cheap. However it's never too early to drink the fruit of the vine! Nampe here is around 1350 a bottle; hence $1.35 US. That is indeed cheap.

113.49 WU as of 18:00 today, 16/1/2024

WU rate unchanged since Friday (although another Federal holiday in U.S. yesterday so all financial activity at a standstill). I'll check the rate after about 17:00 today to see if it changed.

You've been (or are being) had. Unless there is damage in the form of water spots. tears, or smudges.

I don't know where you buy your tuna at but the standard size can is nowhere near 3,000 pesos.

My comment was directed at the printing of larger bills as a tacit surrender to inflation, as in Venezuela. Other than that and a common language, the 2 are vastly different counties. Seems lots of Venezuelans come to Argentina but few, if any Argentines go there.

How do you spell Venezuela?