Central Bank Reserves: August's Lowest Dollar Purchases Since 2016
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August is set to end as a negative financial month, with a rise in country risk index, drop in dollar bond prices, and unfavorable stock balances (except for oil companies). Market agents are concerned about the slowdown in Central Bank's dollar purchases, which could impact the government's cash availability and external debt obligations. The gross reserves remain high at USD 50 billion, but net reserves may be affected by reduced purchases.
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