Argentine UVA fixed-term deposits hit $2T as savers favor inflation-linked peso instruments

Argentine savers have increasingly chosen UVA (inflation-adjusted) fixed-term deposits, which reached $2 trillion in early November per Central Bank data. This reflects persistent demand for inflation protection amid high local inflation and limited peso alternatives. The trend signals ongoing inflation expectations and a shift in household savings behavior.

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