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Argentina’s central bank survey showed analysts lowering their forecast for the official exchange rate to an average of 1,558 pesos per dollar in November and raising their interest-rate projections. It also reported a 7.8% unemployment forecast and improved expectations for the trade and fiscal surpluses.
A lower projected peso-per-dollar rate implies less expected peso depreciation, which can reduce the local-currency cost of imported feed and other commodities. The exchange-rate outlook is bearish for USDARS.
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