Central Bank buys 35 million dollars as reserves near 46 billion

Argentina's Central Bank purchased 35 million dollars in the latest session, lifting gross reserves to 45.951 billion dollars.

The monetary authority led by Santiago Bausili has purchased reserves in the last 82 sessions. Since the start of the year, the total acquired reaches 7.371 billion dollars.

Purchases so far in May total 220 million dollars. Gross international reserves rose 277 million dollars from the previous day.

According to BCRA projections, foreign currency purchases in 2026 could range between 10 billion and 17 billion dollars. Economist Federico Machado reported net reserves stand at 1.52 billion dollars.

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Central bank buys 328 million dollars in one session

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Argentina's Central Bank acquired 328 million dollars on Wednesday, the largest purchase of the month so far. Gross international reserves reached 46.583 billion dollars.

Argentina's Central Bank purchased US$112 million in the foreign exchange market on Tuesday, lifting gross international reserves to US$47.908 billion.

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Argentina's Central Bank of the Republic (BCRA) purchased US$48 million in foreign currency on March 27, raising year-to-date acquisitions since January to US$4.037 billion. Gross international reserves reached US$43.712 billion, up US$176 million from the previous day.

Banco de la República posted profits of $2.67 trillion for February 2026, a drop of 8.49% from the same period in 2025. Total income reached $3.10 trillion, down 9.12%. The decline stems mainly from weaker performance in international reserves.

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