Overview
- Official data show the average 30‑day nominal annual rate fell from roughly 47% to about 43%, lowering short‑term returns for savers.
- Reporting links the reductions to Banco Central market signals via BYMA “simultáneas,” which indicated a lower cost of funds and steered banks to trim retail TNAs.
- Rate dispersion is wide: several digital and regional players quote 50% to as high as 51.5% (e.g., Banco Meridian), while others sit near 30% (Banco Masventas) or the mid‑to‑low 40s.
- Banco Nación illustrates the channel gap, paying 43% for online placements versus 34.5% in branches, with longer tenors now harmonized near 42%.
- Savers are using the BCRA’s daily comparator and bank simulators; at a 43% TNA, $1,800,000 placed for 30 days earns about $63,616, a monthly return near 3.58% that tops the latest 1.9% CPI.