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El Cronista7 min read
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The emphasis on dollar accumulation and the reduction of monetary overhang, along with defending the deflation process, indicates a more neutral or positive perspective on the current economic performance. Bausili focuses on presenting favorable results and anticipating economic stability, reflecting a centered approach to current economic management.
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Santiago Bausili, president of Argentina's Central Bank, emphasized that the country is in a different position compared to 2025, with increased dollar accumulation and no excess pesos. During his presentation in Córdoba, he highlighted that the economy is undergoing a deflation process and that continuous accumulation of foreign currency is expected.
Bausili also discussed the significance of global conditions and how they may impact the local economy in the future.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
La estrategia del BCRA para evitar un exceso de pesos
Bausili aseguró que sigue la desinflación
Petróleo y déficit fiscal: la advertencia sobre el escenario global
Crédito en dólares y la evolución de la mora
El presidente del Banco Central, Santiago Bausili, aseguró este viernes que la Argentina llega a una eventual nueva etapa de presión cambiaria con una posición diferente a la que tenía el año pasado, cuando se vio una fuerte volatilidad cambiaria y de tasas, debido a la acumulación de dólares y a la ausencia de un exceso monetario relevante.
Durante su exposición en el Ciclo de Coyuntura de la Bolsa de Comercio de Córdoba, Bausili fue consultado por Guido Sandleris sobre cómo se prepara el BCRA frente a una mayor presión sobre el tipo de cambio. Su respuesta apuntó a dos variables centrales: la cantidad de pesos en la economía y la fortaleza del sector externo.
Finance · Clarín
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