The Argentine peso hits a new all-time low against the US dollar
It is now down 99.67% over the past 13 years. In 2013, one peso was worth 20 cents, and now it is worth less than one cent.
Source: Mises Institute
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DW NOTE
The peso fell from 20 cents to less than one cent in thirteen years — a 99.67% loss. That's not economic policy gone wrong. That's a sustained decision by successive governments to finance spending through the printing press rather than face voters with the bill.