The government gave USD 2 billion in exchange rate-linked bonds to the Central Bank to contain the dollar
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The Argentine Ministry of Economy has transferred up to USD 2,000 million in Treasury bills tied to the exchange rate to the Central Bank. The financial operation is aimed at increasing the monetary authority's capacity to intervene in foreign exchange markets.
The measure is designed to contain the dollar and follows broader government efforts to manage currency stability through targeted central bank interventions and financial instruments.
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