Qué pasará con el dólar durante el Mundial: la estrategia del Gobierno para evitar una suba mientras compra reservas

The government is taking measures to keep the dollar from rising during the World Cup by selling currency-linked bonds to encourage investors to keep their money in pesos. The Central Bank has been accumulating foreign reserves and has set a ceiling of $1,450 for the dollar. Additionally, the industry has used $2 billion less in dollars for inputs due to a decline in activity, indirectly supporting the government's strategy. This move is crucial as a stable currency can prevent inflation spikes and maintain economic stability during a major global event.