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This dataset includes de Multilateral Real FX Rate published by BCRA. This index measures the relative price of goods and services in the Argentine economy compared to those of the country's main 12 trading partners, based on the flow of trade in manufactures. It is obtained from a weighted average of the bilateral real exchange rates of the country's main trading partners. The evolution of the prices of the representative consumption baskets of the trading partners expressed in local currency in relation to the value of the local consumption basket is considered, constituting one of the broad measures of competitiveness (price type). It is prepared and published on a daily basis, based on the currency prices at 3:00 p.m. of each day and contemplates a mechanism of diarization of the estimates and of replication of the latest data of the representative price indices for information not yet known.
This dataset version is outdated and has been archived as legacy. For the latest and most up-to-date version, please refer to the following [dataset](https://www.alphacast.io/datasets/external-sector-argentina-bcra-multilateral-real-fx-rate-43666)


[LEGACY] External Sector - Argentina - BCRA - Multilateral Real FX Rate

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