On February 22, 2026, the dollar card exchange rate stands at $1443.50, reflecting a slight decline of 1% from the previous week's rate. This trend highlights the ongoing fluctuation in the dollar card rates within the Argentine economy, which remains under constant scrutiny due to its implications on purchasing power and inflation.

Over the course of February 2026, the value of the dollar card has decreased by 4% compared to the previous month, indicating a broader trend of currency stabilization or disinvestment in the dollar denominations typically favored by consumers for international purchases. A notable aspect is the year-over-year comparison, where the dollar card has actually increased by 3% from $1404.33, portraying the complexities of currency evaluation in relation to consumer habits and economic pressures.

Furthermore, the analysis presents the ongoing disparity between the dollar card and the 'dólar blue,' with the former valued at $1443.50 and the latter at $1410, marking a 2% gap between the two. This difference signifies various economic dynamics affecting both official and unofficial currency markets in Argentina, which could lead to shifts in consumer behavior regarding overseas transactions and investments in dollar-based assets.