
Argentina's central bank accelerated its dollar sales to support the peso amid uncertainty over a new IMF deal. The bank sold more than half a billion dollars over two rounds of intervention, ending a six-week run of net dollar purchases.
Heavy central bank dollar sales show strain on the peso and reserves, which raises the odds of a currency adjustment that could shift Argentine oilseed export timing. Currency moves are a key driver of how quickly Argentine soymeal and soyoil reach world markets.
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