Argentina central bank trims dollar purchases to minimum in September, keeps positive FX balance

Argentina's central bank (BCRA) has reduced its dollar purchases to a minimum in September, though it maintains a positive balance in the foreign exchange market. The slowdown reflects seasonal factors (likely lower harvest-related dollar inflows) and strategic considerations, possibly related to exchange rate management or reserve accumulation targets. This signals a shift in intervention pace, with implications for reserve levels and currency stability.