The Central Bank of Argentina (BCRA) released its latest economic indicators on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, revealing international reserves of USD 49.628 billion, a retail exchange rate of ARS 1,512.59 per dollar, and a monthly inflation of 2.1% for July. These figures are crucial for investors and citizens tracking the country's financial health.
On August 14, 2026, the Central Bank of Argentina (BCRA) released its latest economic variables report, revealing international reserves of USD 49.6 billion and a retail exchange rate of ARS 1,512.59 per dollar. The report also shows monthly inflation at 2.1% for July, along with updated interest rates and reference indices, offering a comprehensive snapshot of the country's financial health.
Despite Middle East tensions and the Strait of Hormuz blockade, U.S. stocks keep climbing. July inflation cooled more than expected, and consumer spending slowed, reducing chances of a Fed rate hike. With S&P 500 earnings at record highs, here's what it means for global markets and Argentina.
The Central Bank of Argentina (BCRA) released its daily economic report on Thursday, showing international reserves above $49.5 billion and a declining official exchange rate. The data, shared on social media, confirms recent trends and offers key insights into the country's financial health.
The Central Bank of Argentina released its latest ranking for 30-day fixed-term deposit rates as of August 11, 2026. With a spread of over 6 percentage points between institutions, choosing the right bank could significantly boost your returns in Argentine Pesos.
On Wednesday, August 12, 2026, the United States Consumer Price Index will be released. With expectations of a drop to 3.4% year-over-year and a cooling labor market, global investors are highly hopeful this data will clear the horizon and prevent further interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve in September.
In a series of bold and unusual actions, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is working to bring down long-term bond rates that have hit 19-year highs. From a rare joint intervention to support the Japanese yen to subtle shifts in debt issuance strategy, Wall Street is watching closely. These measures aim to ease financial pressures for businesses and families alike.
Looking to make your savings work for you? The traditional fixed-term deposit remains a safe option in Argentine pesos. We break down how much you need to invest to pocket $200,000 ARS in 30 days and which banks offer the best rates in August 2026.
Discover which financial institutions lead the ranking for 30-day deposits this August 2026. With free competition after the elimination of the minimum rate, the difference in earnings could exceed $5,000 ARS per million invested. A clear guide to optimize your savings in Argentina's dynamic market.
