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Argentina Uses Exporter-Credit Rule to Cement Peso at 1,335

An IMF tranche pushed reserves close to US$43bn, backed by fresh export-credit incentives under Communication 8296, tighter liquidity measures, record peso yields guiding the managed float

Dólar hoy: se mantiene estable este lunes 11 de agosto. 
La caída de las ventas fue aún más marcada en la comparación con junio pasado.
Cuándo se conocerá el dato oficial de la inflación de julio. Foto: Clarín.
Archivo - Señal de la Bolsa de Madrid frente a la fachada del edificio, en Madrid (España)

Overview

  • Official and parallel exchange rates both traded near ARS 1,335 on 11 August after policy steps reversed part of July’s roughly 14% spike
  • Communication 8296 permits exporters to use up to 125% of current and next six months’ foreign-currency revenues held abroad as guarantees for longer-term pre-financing
  • A nearly US$2bn IMF disbursement lifted gross reserves toward US$43bn, providing a buffer against renewed FX volatility
  • The BCRA has driven short-term peso yields above 44% nominal, raised reserve requirements and cut its net futures-sold position to about US$3.5bn
  • A central bank survey shows markets expect the official rate to remain fixed through legislative elections, with futures pricing pointing to ARS 1,450–1,500 by year-end