
An IERAL report attributes the peso’s relative stability, despite Argentina’s country-risk index reaching 925 points, mainly to tight monetary conditions that limit the pesos available to buy dollars. The report also says the central bank’s reserve-accumulation mechanism is helping contain foreign-exchange demand.
Restrictive monetary conditions are limiting near-term demand for dollars and helping stabilize the exchange rate, but continued financial stress could still put upward pressure on USD/ARS.
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