As of March 22, 2026, the blue dollar is quoted at $1405 for purchase and $1425 for sale in Argentina, indicating a stable rate during the current month. So far in March, there has been no change in its value compared to February, while it has increased by 12% compared to the same time last year, 2025.

The blue dollar, which trades in the informal market, typically carries a higher value than the official dollar obtained through banks. Currently, there is a 3% difference between the rates of the blue dollar and its official counterpart. This significant disparity reflects ongoing economic conditions and consumer behavior in Argentina, where many individuals turn to the blue dollar for currency transactions outside the control of the official banking system.

Moreover, the closure time for the blue dollar exchange rate mirrors that of the official dollar, ending at 3 PM from Monday to Friday. The implications of these rates are far-reaching in Argentina's economy, affecting everything from inflation rates to the cost of imported goods. The persistence of the blue dollar continues to highlight the challenges of currency stabilization in the country.