On February 10, the official dollar is quoted at $1410 for buying and $1430 for selling in Argentine banks. The parallel market, known as the blue dollar, shows the same rates, indicating a 0% gap between the two exchanges. The blue dollar often reflects a more realistic value when considering the economic conditions in Argentina, characterized by significant inflation and currency fluctuations, but for this particular day, it aligns exactly with the official rate. A notable difference exists with other types of exchange rates such as the tourist dollar, which is priced at $1477.70, incorporating a 30% surcharge on the official rate and utilized for foreign transactions or savings purchases.