Calculadora Pesos A Dolar Blue
This calculator converts Argentine pesos (ARS) to the blue dollar (USD blue), which is the informal exchange rate widely used in the country. The blue dollar is typically higher than the official dollar rate set by the Central Bank of Argentina.
How to Use This Calculator
To convert pesos to the blue dollar:
- Enter the amount in Argentine pesos (ARS) in the first field.
- Enter the current blue dollar exchange rate (ARS per USD) in the second field.
- Click "Calculate" to see the equivalent amount in blue dollars.
The calculator will display the converted amount and show a chart of the historical exchange rate if available.
Note: The blue dollar rate is highly volatile and can change frequently. Always verify the current rate before making financial decisions.
Difference Between Dólar Blue and Dólar Oficial
The official dollar (dólar oficial) is the exchange rate set by the Central Bank of Argentina and is used for official transactions. The blue dollar (dólar blue) is the informal rate determined by the parallel market and is typically higher than the official rate.
Key Differences
- Official Dollar: Set by the Central Bank, used for imports, exports, and official transactions.
- Blue Dollar: Determined by the informal market, used for everyday transactions and remittances.
Why the Difference Exists
The difference arises due to:
- Currency controls and capital flight
- Informal market dynamics
- Economic instability and inflation
Historical Exchange Rate Data
The blue dollar exchange rate has fluctuated significantly over time. Historical data can help you understand trends and make informed decisions.
| Date | Blue Rate (ARS/USD) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 2023-01-01 | 300.00 | +5.2% |
| 2023-02-01 | 315.50 | +5.2% |
| 2023-03-01 | 332.00 | +5.3% |
FAQ
What is the blue dollar?
The blue dollar is the informal exchange rate for the US dollar in Argentina, determined by the parallel market rather than the official rate set by the Central Bank.
How is the blue dollar rate determined?
The blue dollar rate is determined by supply and demand in the informal market, influenced by factors such as currency controls, inflation, and economic instability.
Why is the blue dollar higher than the official dollar?
The blue dollar is typically higher due to currency controls, capital flight, and the informal nature of the market. The official dollar is set by the Central Bank and is used for official transactions.