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Argentina Defends Peso With Biggest Dollar Sale in Six Years

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  • September 21, 2025
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Argentina Defends Peso With Biggest Dollar Sale in Six Years

Highlight Note: Argentina’s central bank intervened in the foreign exchange market with its largest daily dollar sale in six years, aiming to slow the peso’s rapid decline.

Dollar Sale Marks a Major Move

Argentina’s central bank executed its biggest one-day dollar sale in six years, underscoring the severity of pressure on the peso. The intervention was aimed at curbing the local currency’s slide, which has been accelerating amid investor uncertainty and persistent inflation.

According to market analysts, the bank sold hundreds of millions of U.S. dollars on Friday, a measure reflecting both urgency and the limits of monetary tools available to stabilize the financial system.

Peso Under Strain

The peso has faced sharp depreciation in recent weeks as inflation in Argentina remains one of the highest globally. Investors, wary of the government’s ability to control fiscal deficits and debt levels, continue to seek safety in the U.S. dollar.

The central bank’s move highlights its struggle to maintain exchange rate stability in an economy heavily dependent on imports and foreign reserves.

Impact on Markets

The intervention temporarily eased some pressure on the peso, but economists caution that it may not provide long-term relief. Argentina’s dwindling reserves make frequent large-scale interventions unsustainable.

Markets reacted cautiously, with some investors noting that while the peso stabilized slightly, confidence remains fragile. Without structural reforms, reliance on dollar sales may only delay deeper corrections.

What’s Next for Argentina?

Experts suggest that Argentina’s central bank faces a delicate balancing act: supporting the peso without depleting reserves. The latest intervention, though significant, could raise questions about the sustainability of the current strategy.

Observers warn that continued currency instability could further complicate Argentina’s negotiations with international lenders and affect its economic recovery prospects.

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