On February 7, 2026, the blue dollar is priced at 1415 pesos for buying and 1435 pesos for selling. This represents a 5% decrease compared to the previous month. In the context of the year, the blue dollar has actually increased by 19% compared to its value in 2025, indicating a significant upward trend over the last year despite the recent dip in value on a month-to-month basis.

The blue dollar operates in a substantial gap compared to the official dollar, which is available through banks and has a fixed exchange rate. The difference between the official and blue dollar is currently noted at 0%, reflecting adjustments in the market. The blue dollar, which circulates on the black market, normally has a higher value than the official currency due to the demand and restrictions placed on accessing foreign currency legally in Argentina.

Market analysts keep a close watch on the blue dollar's fluctuations, as it can provide insights into broader economic trends in Argentina. Understanding the blue dollar is essential for both locals and investors, especially given its irregularity compared to the official dollar. Traders typically note that the blue dollar’s closing time coincides with that of the official dollar, closing at 3 PM from Monday to Friday, which is important for those trading in foreign currency exchanges.