
Bank of America projects the official exchange rate could reach 615 pesos per dollar by the end of 2023, implying a further 43% devaluation. Economy Minister Massa said there would be no exchange rate changes until the end of October.
Analysts cite low central bank reserves and a parallel gap above 100% as reasons for a larger devaluation later in the year.
Forecasts of a large devaluation signal sustained peso weakness, which can influence Argentine soybean export selling and the competitiveness of its meal and oil.
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