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LatinNews reports that Argentina's peso has strengthened while peers such as Mexico weakened after Donald Trump's US election victory. The Banco Central has been cutting rates from record highs, and inflation near 40% is beginning to ease while the economy remains in recession.
A stronger peso and a dollar glut in Argentina can slow farmer selling of soybeans and corn, which tends to support export prices, but the effect on feed markets is modest.
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