Euro Blue and Official Euro Rates
On Monday, August 10, 2026, the euro blue opened at 1,775.75 pesos for buying and 1,814.75 for selling. The informal currency value is usually higher than the official one, since the latter is acquired at banks and has a set rate. According to the Banco de la Nación Argentina (BNA) board, the official euro on this date is quoted at 1,680 pesos for buying and 1,780 for selling.[S1]
The euro tarjeta, also called tourist, operates in the market at 2,299.54 pesos for buying this Monday as a reference for card expenses. In the international market, 1 euro equals 1.08 dollars, while 1 dollar equals 0.93 euros. This relationship, known as euro-dollar parity, allows tracking the European currency against the US dollar.[S1][S3]
Bank Quotes and Other Currencies
This Monday, the euro is quoted at various banks as follows: Banco Ciudad: 1,680 buyer and 1,780 seller. Banco Nación: 1,680 buyer and 1,780 seller. Banco Supervielle: 1,610 buyer and 1,721 seller. Banco BBVA: 1,680 buyer and 1,740 seller. Meanwhile, the blue dollar trades in the parallel market at 1,505 for buying and 1,525 for selling.[S1]
In Mendoza, the blue dollar is at 1,505 for buying and 1,525 for selling. The MEP dollar is at 1,525.13 for buying and 1,526.03 for selling. The Contado con Liquidación (CCL) is at 1,576.89 for buying and 1,585.52 for selling. The dollar tarjeta is at 1,911 for buying and 1,976 for selling. The euro is at 1,680 for buying and 1,780 for selling. The Chilean peso is at 609 for buying and 1,642.29 for selling.[S4]
Euro Variation and Recommendations
So far in 2026, the euro accumulates a variation of +0.00%, going from 1,680 to the current 1,680 pesos. The euro exchange rate can change during the day. Therefore, before making a transaction, it is recommended to check the updated value at banks, exchange houses, virtual wallets, or official sources of the exchange market.[S3]
