
Argentina's wholesale dollar rose $11.50 to $1,545.50 on Monday and climbed further on Tuesday, 3 November, to $1,548.50 with intraday highs of $1,550, a nominal record. The Banco Nación retail rate reached $1,570, while the blue dollar held at $1,565.
Persistent peso weakness and reduced FX supply signal currency pressure in Argentina, which affects the import cost of feed ingredients and the price of Argentine-origin feed and grain exports. The article reports no direct effect on agricultural commodity prices.
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