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Argentina's central bank raised bank reserve requirements by 3.5 percentage points, the third increase in recent weeks, effective September 1. The move comes as the Milei government faces corruption allegations ahead of key legislative elections.
Higher reserve requirements tighten domestic credit and could slow Argentine economic growth, which weighs on peso demand and local feed and livestock activity. The direct impact on grain and meal prices is minor.
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