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The article describes the market's reaction to Lula's reelection without adopting a clearly critical or defensive stance toward the Argentine government. By mentioning that the uncertainty stems from Brazil rather than from local decisions, a neutral approach is observed.
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The Central Bank of Argentina halted a streak of 19 consecutive days of dollar purchases due to increased demand for foreign currency, especially following Lula da Silva's reelection in Brazil. Under these circumstances, trading activity surged, driving the wholesale dollar to its highest level since August.
While international reserves increased, the currency pressure and uncertainty from Brazil have complicated the BCRA's ability to absorb private sector dollars.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
El Banco Central (BCRA) cortó este lunes 26 de octubre una racha de 19 ruedas consecutivas comprando dólares en el mercado oficial. Por primera vez en casi un mes, la autoridad monetaria no adquirió divisas. Fue en un contexto de mayor demanda de divisas, en una jornada marcada por la tensión en los mercados tras el triunfo en Brasil de Lula da Silva.
El saldo positivo de octubre permaneció en u$s1.252 millones. Las compras acumuladas durante 2026 se mantuvieron en u$s15.820 millones.
La interrupción respondió a que la demanda de cobertura y los pagos al exterior absorbieron la oferta disponible, reduciendo el excedente que durante las semanas previas había permitido al BCRA sostener un ritmo elevado de compras.
Por qué el BCRA no pudo comprar: la demanda le ganó a la oferta
La actividad cambiaria registró un fuerte incremento. En el segmento de contado se negociaron u$s735,2 millones, el volumen más elevado del mes.
Sin embargo, el ingreso de divisas no alcanzó. Los pedidos de cobertura ganaron intensidad y barrieron con la oferta disponible.
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