Overview
- - Banco Nación quoted the official dollar at $1,305/$1,355 and the wholesale reference near $1,337 after a fourth straight decline.
- - Parallel and financial quotes hovered near recent lows: blue at $1,390/$1,410, MEP around $1,379–$1,381, CCL roughly $1,398–$1,414, and dólar tarjeta at $1,761.50, with Córdoba’s blue near $1,425.
- - BCRA gross reserves rose about US$317 million as heavy agro liquidations hit a US$7,000 million cap in three days and cash-market volume reached US$938.9 million.
- - Market desks flagged likely Treasury dollar purchases (PPI estimated about US$85 million) even as the Central Bank reported no MULC intervention, alongside reports of a proposed US$20,000 million U.S. Treasury swap and fresh public backing from Scott Bessent.
- - Despite softer dollar gauges, Argentine ADRs and hard-currency bonds fell up to roughly 8%–8.8%, and the blue–wholesale gap stayed near 5% as futures pricing signaled stronger demand for hedging.