Argentina central bank skips FX intervention for second straight session

Argentina's central bank refrained from buying reserves for a second consecutive session, marking the first time this year it has gone two sessions without intervention. The move aims to avoid pressuring the exchange rate, which traded at a low for most of the day. This signals a shift in intervention policy amid ongoing currency management.

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