BCRA flexibiliza norma de efectivo mínimo a pedido del FMI

El Banco Central de la República Argentina (BCRA) redujo la exigencia diaria de efectivo mínimo para las entidades financieras, en respuesta a un pedido del FMI. Esta medida se alinea con el acuerdo técnico anunciado el miércoles y busca mejorar la liquidez para impulsar el crédito.

El BCRA implementó la flexibilización de la norma que obliga a los bancos a mantener un nivel mínimo de efectivo diariamente. Esta decisión responde directamente a un pedido del Fondo Monetario Internacional (FMI) y forma parte de esfuerzos para reactivar la economía.

La autoridad monetaria justificó la medida como un paso para mejorar la liquidez en el sistema financiero. Según el anuncio, busca facilitar mayor crédito a la economía real, en línea con el acuerdo técnico alcanzado el miércoles.

La norma modificada alivia las restricciones de liquidez para las entidades, permitiendo una mayor circulación de fondos. Fuentes del BCRA indicaron que esta acción es clave para el impulso económico en el contexto del convenio con el FMI.

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