US EditionFor the Market, Inflation Will Remain at 2%, the Dollar Will Rise and Activity Will Fall
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The Central Bank (BCRA) published on Monday a new Relevance of Market Expectations (REM), with its projections of inflation, dollar and economic activity, among other aspects.The report, which systematically monitors the main macroeconomic forecasts of the short and medium term, counted on this opportunity with the participation of 30 local and international consultants and research centers, together with 12 financial institutions of Argentina. …
They also estimate that the official dollar will close 2025 at $1,536 and that GDP growth will be less than 4%. The survey included consultants, research centers and financial institutions.
Corresponding to Buenos Aires The crisis unleashed by instability in the financial and currency market will boost a rise in the dollar and a fall in economic activity, while the process of deinflation will be slowed down. These are the conclusions of the Relevance of Market Expectations (REM) published this Monday by the Central Bank.
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