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Impact on Savers: Why Fixed-Term Returns, Wallets, and Investment Funds Fall

Summary by El Cronista
On Thursday, July 10, it marked the end of the Fiscal Letters of Liquidity (Lefi), the instrument that the Treasury had used to absorb short-term weights through the banks. Its maturity implied the release of almost $10 billion, a figure equivalent to 33% of the fixed-term deposits in private sector pesos. The elimination of this instrument immediately impacted: the rate of one-day savings fell from 24% annually to 21%, anticipating a generalize…
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On Thursday, July 10, it marked the end of the Fiscal Letters of Liquidity (Lefi), the instrument that the Treasury had used to absorb short-term weights through the banks. Its maturity implied the release of almost $10 billion, a figure equivalent to 33% of the fixed-term deposits in private sector pesos. The elimination of this instrument immediately impacted: the rate of one-day savings fell from 24% annually to 21%, anticipating a generalize…

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El Economista broke the news in on Thursday, July 10, 2025.
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