On Monday, September 7, 2026, Argentina's exchange market shows the official dollar at AR$ 1,530 for sale, the blue dollar at AR$ 1,540, and the card dollar at AR$ 1,989. Exports hit record highs, and the Central Bank projects AR$ 1,630 per dollar by December.
On Friday, September 4, 2026, Argentina's blue dollar climbed to AR$1,540 for sale, while the official rate remained stable at AR$1,530. The exchange market saw volatility, and the country risk dropped to 495 points. Here are all the details of the day.
On Friday, September 4, 2026, the blue dollar in Córdoba remains unchanged, while Buenos Aires sees a $5 decrease. The official rate opens stable, and the market anticipates a slight adjustment. Here are all the details on exchange rates and the economic context.
The blue dollar in Córdoba rose 5 pesos to close at 1,561 pesos for sale, while the official rate fell to 1,530 pesos. Country risk dipped below 500 points and reserves top US$50 billion. Here are all the details of today's exchange market.
Argentina's currency market kicked off September with mixed signals: the official dollar rose 0.3% due to seasonal month-start demand, while the blue dollar dropped by 10 pesos. The country risk index hit its lowest level since August, and the Merval stock index closed higher.
On Tuesday, August 25, 2026, Argentina's official and blue dollar rates remain stable but at historic nominal peaks. Markets are eyeing Wednesday's debt maturity and the impact of the 2027 elections. Here's the full breakdown of exchange rates and the economic backdrop.
On Monday, August 24, 2026, Argentina's official dollar climbed AR$ 5 to AR$ 1,520 for sale, while the blue dollar remained stable at AR$ 1,550. The wholesale rate hovers near AR$ 1,500, and markets watch inflation data due September 10. Here's the full currency market breakdown.
On Saturday, August 22, 2026, Argentina's foreign exchange market showed calm: the informal 'blue' dollar held at ARS 1,550 for selling, while the official rate at Banco Nación stood at ARS 1,520. Financial dollars (MEP and CCL) also moved little. Here are all the details, explained for international readers.
On Friday, August 21, 2026, Argentina's parallel 'blue' dollar closed stable at 1,550 pesos for sale, while the official rate remained at 1,515 pesos. The country risk index fell 4.9% to 506 basis points, and the central bank bought foreign currency. Here are all the day's exchange rates and market details.
Argentina's informal dollar, the blue dollar, closed flat at 1,550 pesos for sale in Buenos Aires, but gained 5 pesos over the week. In the province of San Juan, it now trades at 1,580 pesos. The unofficial currency has remained above the MEP rate since early July, a signal of persistent pressure in the market.
Argentina's informal 'blue' dollar exchange rate cooled off this week after a volatile stretch, dropping 15 pesos on Thursday before stabilizing on Friday. The currency still managed to close the week 5 pesos higher, marking its second consecutive weekly advance. Here's a complete breakdown of all exchange rates in Argentina as of August 21, 2026.
On Thursday, August 20, 2026, Argentina's currency market shows tension: the blue dollar trades at 1,545 pesos for sale, while the official rate stays at 1,515 at Banco Nación. The country risk index tops 517 points, and July's wholesale inflation cooled to 0.8% – the lowest in 14 months, offering a glimmer of hope.
On Tuesday, August 18, 2026, Argentina's official dollar sells at 1,515 pesos at Banco Nación, while the informal 'blue' dollar hits 1,555 pesos. The country risk index climbs to 497 basis points, its highest in two months, as markets watch inflation and the upcoming 2027 election.
The Argentine foreign exchange market begins its second week of August with promising stability. According to local media, the official dollar rate will maintain its previous closing values, while the Central Bank's reserves show a solid and encouraging panorama for investors.
On Wednesday, August 5, 2026, Argentina's foreign exchange market shows calm. The official dollar rose slightly to AR$1,520 at Banco Nación, while the informal 'blue' dollar edged down to AR$1,540. This stability offers predictability for savers and consumers, reflecting the Central Bank's measures to keep the economy on a steady path.
