As of Thursday, March 12, 2026, the exchange rate for the card dollar stands at $1839.50. Over the past week, there has been a 1% decrease compared to the same day of the previous week. This indicates a slight fluctuation in the value of the card dollar, reflecting the instability in Argentina’s currency market.

Looking at the monthly trend, the card dollar has increased by 25% compared to February 2026. Such significant increases can be attributed to various economic factors, including inflation and exchange rate policies. The card dollar is particularly notable for travelers and those making purchases abroad, impacting the decisions of many Argentinians on how they spend and save.

A year-over-year analysis shows a more concerning trend, with the card dollar climbing 30% since last year when it was priced at $1412.13. Additionally, there is a noticeable gap between the card dollar and the blue dollar, which is currently quoted at $1395, highlighting a 32% difference. This disparity suggests ongoing challenges in the Argentinian economy and the fluctuating value of its currency in informal markets.