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The Argentine central bank cut its monthly dollar purchase limit sharply to US$200 per month via bank account and US$100 in cash, through December. The move follows a fall in forex reserves and replaces the earlier US$10,000 restriction imposed in September.
Sharply tighter dollar access reflects reserve stress and currency controls that can slow trade payments and disrupt Argentine feed and oilseed export flows.
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