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Think tank confirms new exchange-rate anchor push while the World Bank monitors Argentina's inflation trends.

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Think tank confirms new exchange-rate anchor push while the World Bank monitors Argentina's inflation trends.

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  1. The Argentine government moved the official reference rate for the peso currency.Sub-event
  2. Argentina implemented a soy dollar exchange-rate scheme and received soybean sales estimates from Fundación Mediterránea.Sub-event
  3. New exchange-rate anchor push confirmed by think tank; World Bank monitors inflation.1 source

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