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Argentina's Central Bank reserves reach 7‑year high amid dollar purchases

The Banco Central de la República Argentina (BCRA) carried out its fifth consecutive day of dollar buying, acquiring US$28 million in the wholesale market and block trades. Since the start of the fourth phase of its monetary programme in January 2026, the central bank has accumulated a total of about US$13.7 billion in foreign‑exchange purchases. These interventions lifted the country's foreign‑exchange reserves to US$49.642 billion, the highest level recorded under President Javier Milei and the strongest since September 2019. The daily rise in reserves was roughly US$266 million, helped by a revaluation of assets such as gold, which posted a daily gain of more than 5 %. The government’s target for reserve accumulation in 2026 is between US$10 billion and US$17 billion. Earlier in the year the BCRA had paused a 135‑day streak of dollar purchases, but it resumed buying as demand from the agro‑industrial, energy and mining sectors increased.

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