Central Bank Reserves Fell US$800 Million for Debt Repayment
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The reserves of the Central Bank (BCRA) today fell by about US$800 million due to the payment of the debt to private creditors, despite the income of fresh funds from international organizations. Although the monetary institution recorded foreign exchange purchases for US$34 million, the reserves closed at US$48.722 million, according to the official data of BCRA. #DataBCRA Finds the list of #PrincipalVariables at: https://t.co/Qev6HZIV4a#Reser…
The gross reserves of the BCRA fell by $814 million and ended by $48,722 million, after having reached the highest level since 2019 after receiving disbursements by multilaral agencies.
The Central Bank’s international reserves fell back more than US$800 million for the payment of capital and interest on Global bonds. When the Bonares are paid.
The Central Bank's international reserves went back again this Wednesday after the strong jump recorded in the previous day, although the fall responded mainly to the payment of sovereign debt maturities and not to greater intervention in the foreign exchange market.According to the monetary authority, the gross reserves fell USD 814 million and ended the wheel at USD 48,722 million, below USD 49,536 million reached on Tuesday, when they had rea…
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