The blue dollar is quoting at $1415 for buying and $1435 for selling as of February 8, 2026, with a notable 5% decrease compared to the previous month.
On February 8, 2026, the blue dollar rate stands at $1415 for purchasing and $1435 for selling, reflecting a 5% decrease since the beginning of the month. Over the year, however, it has increased by 19% compared to 2025. This fluctuation highlights the ongoing volatility in the Argentine currency market, affected by various economic factors, including inflation and changes in the national financial policy.
The gap between the blue dollar and the official dollar remains substantial, marking a notable difference that illustrates the economic realities many Argentines face. While the official dollar is fixed and available through banks, the blue dollar operates in the informal market and is often used as an indicator of economic sentiment among the populace. The current values reveal the economic pressures within the country as citizens navigate their financial dealings increasingly in the black market.
This ongoing disparity has broader implications for the Argentine economy, particularly in terms of inflation and purchasing power. As the blue dollar continues to reflect a higher value due to market demand and currency controls, the economic decisions of both individuals and businesses remain impacted, potentially influencing economic stability and growth in the future.
