January 6, 2002 · Currency

End of convertibility

Public Emergency Law: the end of the one-to-one peg, devaluation and asymmetric conversion of debts and deposits into pesos.

today scores 27/100 against this crisis · press: no reading · −2 over 30 sessions

10 of 13 variables compared

data as of Oct 28, 2026

How much each day resembled this crisis

0100Jun 25Aug 6Sep 16Oct 28an ordinary day scores 34resonance from 60

daily score of each session

Recent resonances

  • Nov 12, 2001 – Nov 20, 2001max 84 · 7 sessions
  • Apr 26, 2001 – May 4, 2001max 73 · 7 sessions
  • Apr 5, 2001 – Apr 13, 2001max 67 · 7 sessions
  • May 19, 1999 – Jun 2, 1999max 75 · 11 sessions

Fingerprint, today and then

today
then

Tap a cell to see the variable. The highlighted cell is the one that most separates today from then; a dotted border marks a variable missing on either side.

What came after this crisis

HISTORY, NOT A FORECAST · what followed this crisis, not what follows today

Variable30 days90 days180 days
Country risk+11.9%+20.9%+79.6%
Reference dollar—+167.3%+256.7%
Merval in USD—−56.3%−68.7%
Reserves−8.3%−16.7%−37.6%

Change between the last reading up to the crisis date and the last reading up to N calendar days later. A dash means the series does not reach.

Where it sits in the territory

TODAYEnd of the peg

What Nuestra Señal wrote

No article of our own on this crisis yet.

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