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Argentine Peso Drops as Investors Doubt U.S. Bailout

Last updated: 2025/10/22 at 1:54 AM
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The Argentine peso fell Monday as traders continued to guess that authorities will not be capable to preserve the foreign money’s government-backed buying and selling band.

The foreign money’s weak spot comes regardless of ongoing U.S. monetary help. Argentina’s central financial institution on Monday signed an settlement with the U.S. Treasury to create a $20 billion swap line, the financial institution mentioned in an announcement. That give Argentina entry to badly wanted {dollars}, however analysts say it might not be sufficient to finish the peso’s foreign money disaster.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has pledged to help the foreign money forward of legislative elections due Oct. 26. “Now we have the capability to behave with flexibility and with pressure to stabilize Argentina,” Bessent mentioned Friday. The Treasury has bought pesos on the open market a minimum of twice.

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