
Argentina’s country-risk index rose 80 points in one day to 927, while dollar-denominated bonds fell by as much as 3% and the Merval stock index dropped nearly 5%. Central-bank reserves declined by US$793 million to US$49.642 billion; the wholesale dollar closed unchanged at 1,545.50 pesos.
Falling reserves and greater political and market uncertainty could increase pressure for peso depreciation, raising the local cost of imported feed over time. The dollar’s unchanged close indicates no immediate exchange-rate move in the report.
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