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Argentine President Javier Milei said there is 'no room' for a currency devaluation while the country is in advanced talks with the IMF over a potential $20 billion deal. The government is trying to rebuild depleted reserves and support the peso, which is held in check by strict capital controls.
A firm no-devaluation stance lowers near-term expectations of a faster peso drop, which could slow farmer selling of soy products. Reserve pressure and the eventual IMF terms remain the main swing factors for Argentine export flows.
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