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Dec 12, 2023

Argentina to Target 2% Monthly Devaluation of Peso

Manuela Tobias and Patrick Gillespie, Bloomberg News

Cash in a shop till in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2023. The closer we get to Argentina's October election and the more likely it seems that libertarian candidate Javier Milei can win, the weaker the country's peso will get. Already, the government has devalued the official rate, and the blue-chip swap rate depreciated 20% last week. Photographer: Erica Canepa/Bloomberg

Cash in a shop till in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2023. The closer we get to Argentina's October election and the more likely it seems that libertarian candidate Javier Milei can win, the weaker the country's peso will get. Already, the government has devalued the official rate, and the blue-chip swap rate depreciated 20% last week. Photographer: Erica Canepa/Bloomberg , Bloomberg

(Bloomberg) -- Argentina’s central bank plans to overhaul its crawling peg regime by devaluing the peso 2% per month, according to a senior government official with direct knowledge of the decision.

Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced Tuesday in a televised address that the government was devaluing the peso 54% in the first batch of emergency measures of President Javier Milei’s shock therapy program.

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