On February 10, 2026, the MEP dollar exchange rate is reported at 1435.60 for buying and 1440.60 for selling. This represents a 1% decrease in value compared to the same day the previous week. Over the course of February 2026, the MEP dollar has also seen a 4% decline compared to January, indicating a gradual reduction in its value over the short term.

When assessed over the past year, there is a significant year-over-year increase, with the MEP dollar rising by 22%. Last year, at this time, the exchange rate for MEP was 1180.80, highlighting notable inflationary pressures that have influenced the foreign exchange market in Argentina. Furthermore, a current comparison shows that the MEP dollar and the blue dollar exhibit a 2% gap, with the blue dollar trading at 1410.00.

The MEP dollar serves as a means for individuals to purchase dollars through the bond market, representing an alternative to the official exchange rates. As it is higher than the official dollar rate, it functions as a more accessible option for saving in foreign currency for many Argentinians. This dynamic reflects Argentina's ongoing economic challenges, including high inflation and the complexities of foreign exchange access.