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Argentina's central bank is revising its peso trading framework so that the bands move with monthly inflation from January 2026. The explainer says the change is meant to reduce the chance that the peso repeatedly hits the weak end of the band, which would force reserve sales to defend it.
A more stable peso lowers the risk of forced central bank dollar sales and may ease swings in the cost of Argentine feed exports. For feed buyers the price effect is modest and indirect.
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