Overview
- Official retail at Banco Nación closed at $1,410 (buy) and $1,460 (sell) as the wholesale reference hovered near $1,436.
- The informal blue rate matched the bank counter at $1,440/$1,460, narrowing gaps with the official market to roughly 2%.
- Financial quotes softened: MEP traded around $1,466–$1,472 and CCL near $1,484–$1,489, with the card rate about $1,898.
- Market tone stayed constructive after the legislative outcome, with Argentine equities and sovereign bonds extending gains and risk spreads easing.
- The BCRA reported international reserves around US$40.765 billion and showed limited spot‑market intervention, while Peru’s sol opened at S/3.3866 on Oct. 29 and surveys point to about S/3.75 by year‑end 2025.