Dólar Blue A Pesos Argentinos Calculadora

The blue dollar (dólar blue) is the informal, parallel exchange rate for the US dollar in Argentina. This calculator helps you convert between the blue dollar and Argentine pesos (ARS) using the most up-to-date exchange rates.

What is the blue dollar?

The blue dollar is the unofficial exchange rate for the US dollar in Argentina. It represents the price at which the US dollar is bought and sold in the informal market, separate from the official rate set by the Central Bank of Argentina.

Key characteristics of the blue dollar:

Fluctuates more than the official rate
Used for international transactions and imports
Not recognized by the government
Subject to black market speculation

The blue dollar rate is determined by supply and demand in the informal market, with no central authority setting the price. This makes it more volatile than the official rate, which is influenced by government policies and international markets.

How to convert between blue dollar and pesos

Converting between the blue dollar and Argentine pesos involves understanding the current exchange rate and applying it to your amount. Here's a step-by-step guide:

Determine the current blue dollar rate (USD/ARS)
Enter the amount you want to convert
Multiply the amount by the exchange rate to get the converted amount
Consider any additional fees or taxes

Conversion formula:

Amount in pesos = Amount in blue dollars × Blue dollar rate (USD/ARS)

For example, if the blue dollar rate is 1 USD = 1,200 ARS and you want to convert 50 USD to pesos, the calculation would be:

50 USD × 1,200 ARS/USD = 60,000 ARS

Differences between official and blue dollar rates

The official dollar rate is set by the Central Bank of Argentina and is used for government transactions. The blue dollar rate is determined by the informal market and reflects the actual price at which the US dollar is bought and sold.

Characteristic	Official Dollar	Blue Dollar
Source	Central Bank of Argentina	Informal market
Volatility	Lower	Higher
Acceptance	Government-approved	Informal market only
Use	Government transactions	International transactions

The blue dollar is typically higher than the official rate due to the informal market's premium. However, this can vary based on economic conditions and government policies.

Practical uses of the blue dollar

The blue dollar is commonly used for international transactions, imports, and certain services where the official rate is not accepted. Here are some practical uses:

Importing goods from abroad
Paying for international services
Traveling to countries that accept the blue dollar
Certain business transactions
Purchasing cryptocurrencies

Important considerations:

The blue dollar is not recognized by the government
Transactions may be subject to additional fees
Rates can change rapidly
Use caution when dealing with informal markets

FAQ

What is the difference between the official dollar and the blue dollar?: The official dollar is set by the Central Bank of Argentina and is used for government transactions. The blue dollar is determined by the informal market and reflects the actual price at which the US dollar is bought and sold.
Is the blue dollar legal?: The blue dollar is not recognized by the government and is used in the informal market. Transactions involving the blue dollar may be subject to additional fees or taxes.
How do I find the current blue dollar rate?: You can find the current blue dollar rate through financial news websites, currency exchange services, or by checking the informal market.
Can I use the blue dollar for government transactions?: No, the blue dollar is not accepted for government transactions. The official dollar rate should be used for such purposes.
Is the blue dollar rate stable?: The blue dollar rate is more volatile than the official rate due to the informal market's nature. Rates can change rapidly based on supply and demand.