
Argentina’s latest central-bank market expectations survey, based on forecasts from 45 consultancies and financial institutions, points to continued but slower disinflation, gradual dollar movements and a weaker recovery in economic activity. Analysts cut their 2026 growth forecast from 1.5% to 0.7%; they project October monthly inflation of 1.8%.
Slower disinflation and weaker growth affect expectations for peso interest rates and currency stability. The outlook suggests continued, gradual upward pressure on USD/ARS rather than a sharp near-term move.
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