Argentina's financial markets are trading with caution, as the central bank keeps buying dollars while the local City openly questions whether the reserves target is achievable. Th
Argentina's financial markets are trading with caution, as the central bank keeps buying dollars while the local City openly questions whether the reserves target is achievable. The economy minister acknowledged that further turbulence is possible, reinforcing the dollar-buying effort, and that admission itself signals the authorities see fragility rather than calm ahead. Local trading stayed selective and tied to external cues, so the market pulse remains one of guarded positioning while investors wait for proof that the reserve goals can actually be met.
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