
Argentina’s Central Bank published its Market Expectations Survey, based on responses from more than 45 local economists. Respondents forecast the wholesale dollar at an average of 1,558 pesos at the end of November and 1,590 pesos at the end of December, both below their previous projections.
Lower exchange-rate forecasts imply a milder expected pace of peso depreciation, which could reduce near-term pressure on import costs. The forecasts are expectations rather than a change in the supply or demand for feed commodities.
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