Argentina BCRA raises dollar band ceiling after 2.2% monthly inflation

Argentina's central bank (BCRA) adjusted the crawling-peg exchange rate band ceiling upward following October inflation of 2.2% monthly, allowing the peso to weaken further before official intervention. The move signals continued monetary accommodation amid persistent price pressures, with the new ceiling level not yet disclosed. This is a routine policy adjustment within Argentina's managed-float framework, but it underscores ongoing inflation dynamics and peso depreciation pressure.

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