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With the blue dollar rate and country risk drastically going down I'm confident that it will happen soon.

Most probably when the cepo ends, getting all the artifficial dollar rates near to the official one is the first step for so.

Starting on Monday Dolar Tarjeta will be at 1350

30% discount on US$ CC purchases on plane tickets, trips abroad, streaming services, online shopping, etc.

https://www.infobae.com/economia/2024/12/20/fin-del-impuesto-pais-en-medio-de-las-fiestas-la-ex-afip-aclaro-que-resumenes-de-tarjeta-pagaran-el-tributo-y-cuales-no/

Nothing, he should keep doing what he's doing despite haters opinions: The Kirchnerism before the elections emptied the central bank reserves and followed a plan to end Milei's government early: Destroy the economy by printing money and empty the central bank reserves so Milei would have a...

https://www.riotinto.com/en/news/releases/2024/rio-tinto-to-invest-2_5-billion-to-expand-rincon-lithium-project-capacity-to-60000-tonnes-per-year LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Rio Tinto has approved $2.5 billion1 to expand the Rincon project in Argentina, the company’s first commercial scale...

https://batimes.com.ar/news/economy/eu-mercosur-deal-in-sight-says-top-european-official.phtml

In Paris they don't support cards and phones, so even on some first world countries it hasn't been adopted yet.

Who knows. I've been in London for the past two weeks and they have a similar thing to a Sube card, plus tickets plus Cards and Phone. Most probably the same thing will happen in BA: The Sube card will still exist and will be cheaper than paying with credit / debit cards.

https://batimes.com.ar/news/argentina/buenos-aires-city-government-expands-payment-options-for-subte-metro-service.phtml

That's what I'm spending in Europe for a meal + 1 cup of wine in a nice restaurant.

Chileans are a bit 'cheaper' or less expensive. But in general they are all overpriced.

I don't wanna know! XD, I usually buy a cup in restaurants and they are around 10 US$. Next time you go to Colombia get some good wines from the Free Duty Shop.

High class ppl I guess. Since they don't produce they import, so you can find wines from all over the world. Last time I checked prices before my trip to Europe they were giving a lot of discounts % and 3x2. I believe is pure speculation, same with red meat.

Supermarkets. I think is insanely high, what's the Mercosur for???

It's also a sign that store owners are speculating with prices. Also in Colombia, a country attached to Mercosur, this very same wine is between 40 US$ and 50 US$. Makes no sense.