Quote MELI May 14, 2024 | 06:00 PMBloomberg Linea
MELI
MERCADOLIBRE INC
1,688.40
USD
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PREV CLOSE1,688.40
VOLUME6.04k
MARKET CAP85.6b
1 YEAR+30.28
LOW 52 WEEK1,066.20
HIGH 52 WEEK1,819.50
YTD+7.71
52 WEEK RANGE1,066.20 - 1,819.50
Historical data about MELI rate
| Date | Time | Price |
|---|---|---|
5/14/2024 | 3:25:00 PM | 1701 |
5/14/2024 | 5:15:00 PM | 1701 |
5/14/2024 | 6:00:00 PM | 1688.4 |
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