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After the morning of Milei's fury, the markets collapsed and the Central had to burn almost 400 million reserves

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The sovereign bonds fell despite the intervention. The country risk rose and approached its peak of the last two months.

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After the morning of Milei's fury, the markets collapsed and the Central had to burn almost 400 million reserves

The sovereign bonds fell despite the intervention. The country risk rose and approached its peak of the last two months.

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After the morning of Milei's fury, the markets collapsed and the Central had to burn almost 400 million reserves

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After the morning of Milei's fury, the markets collapsed and the Central had to burn almost 400 million reserves

After the morning of Milei's fury, the markets collapsed and the Central had to burn almost 400 million reserves

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