El dólar llegó a los $ 1.500 en algunos bancos: el BCRA compra menos, opera en futuros y vende bonos para contener la suba

The Argentine peso has hit a significant milestone as the dollar reached $1,500 in some banks, particularly in Banco Nación where it stands at $1,495. This surge comes as the central bank, Banco Central de la República Argentina (BCRA), has reduced its direct purchases and is instead relying on futures trading and selling bonds to try and curb the rise. This situation echoes past volatility, notably just before the October elections, highlighting ongoing challenges in stabilizing the currency amid economic pressures.