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BCRA Continues Dollar Purchases, Boosting Reserves

The Central Bank of Argentina (BCRA) made its nineteenth consecutive dollar purchase, boosting total reserves to US$46.24 billion. This increase is part of the 'Phase 4' monetary program aimed at strengthening the country's financial stability.


BCRA Continues Dollar Purchases, Boosting Reserves

The Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA) continues its path of purchases in the market. Today it acquired another US$52 million, raising reserves to US$46.240 billion. According to the Argentine News Agency (NA), this is the nineteenth consecutive session in which the financial institution has secured dollars in the wholesale market. Specifically, this Thursday it obtained an additional US$52 million. So far, it has purchased more than 10% of the proposed floor. January 5: US$21 million. January 6: US$83 million. January 7: US$9 million. January 8: US$62 million. January 9: US$43 million. January 12: US$55 million. January 13: US$55 million. January 14: US$187 million. January 15: US$47 million. January 16: US$125 million. January 19: US$21 million. January 20: US$8 million. January 21: US$107 million. January 22: US$80 million. January 23: US$75 million. January 26: US$39 million. January 27: US$32 million. January 28: US$33 million. January 29: US$52 million.