As of February 24, 2026, the card dollar in Argentina is quoted at $1440.80. This marks a 2% decrease compared to the same day in the previous week, indicating some fluctuation in this rate. Over the course of February, the card dollar has shown a decline of 4% when compared to the previous month. This is a noticeable shift in the currency's value for Argentinians planning expenses abroad.

When we look back over the last year, however, there is a contrasting trend with a slight increase of 3% from the same time last year, when the card dollar was at $1404.65. This gradual increase could be attributed to various economic factors affecting the Argentine peso and consumer behavior. The situation reflects the ongoing challenges that residents face with the country's currency in international markets.

Additionally, there's a consistent difference between the card dollar and the blue dollar, which is currently quoted at $1405, reflecting a gap of about 3%. This distinction is crucial for consumers who want to optimize their spending abroad. Understanding the differences and trends in these rates can help individuals and businesses navigate currency exchange more effectively and plan their finances accordingly.