The Central Bank of Argentina has accumulated US$15.963 billion in reserves this year, exceeding the IMF target by about US$4 billion. Reaching the US$19.5 billion projected by Economy Minister Luis Caputo would require average purchases of about US$90 million per trading day through December.
Reserve accumulation affects the government's capacity to keep the exchange rate stable and manage the peso, which influences Argentine export competitiveness for soy products. The story is a policy and reserves update with little direct effect on grain prices.
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