Overview
- Banco Nación closed at $1,415 for buying and $1,465 for selling, with the blue dollar around $1,425/$1,445 and financial quotes near $1,476–$1,508.
- Gross international reserves increased to about US$41.90 billion, marking a second consecutive daily gain.
- BCRA vice president Vladimir Werning reported November retail dollar demand at roughly US$1.1 billion after October’s surge.
- Market desks flagged unconfirmed reports that the Treasury bought about US$220 million, with no official confirmation.
- Global cues shaped trading conditions after the Fed’s 25 bp rate cut, with Mexico’s peso near 18.20 per dollar on official measures.