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Dollar: How Much the Currency Will Arrive at the End of the Year, According to the Market
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Analysts adjust their estimates of the official exchange rate upwards.
The market does not expect the pressure on the dollar to cease. After registering a $165 jump in July, City analysts predict that the upward trend in the Single Market Free of Exchanges (MULC) will persist, so they projected that the official exchange rate could close the year above the $1400. This was reported by the last Market Expectations Relevance (REM), a survey published monthly by the Central Bank (BCRA) and involving consultants, local …
The forecasts mark an exchange rate above $1,400, with monthly inflation that would remain below 2 percent. The latest Relevance of Market Expectations (REM), released by the Central Bank, points out that the estimated average nominal exchange rate for December 2025 is $1,405 per dollar, which implies a year-on-year variation of 37.6 percent. That value represents a $100 jump from the previous projection, which stood at $1,305 for the same month…
The REM predicts that the official currency will reheat more than $80 in August against the previous measurement and exceed $1,300 on average. By the end of the year, while it would exceed $1,400.
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