In March, the blue dollar rose $95 and the BCRA's reserves closed at their lowest level since January 2024.

The blue dollar rose $95 in March, and the Central Bank's reserves lost more than US$3 billion. (Photo: NA / JUAN VARGAS) In the third month of the year, the official exchange rate devalued at a rate of 1%, closing at 1093.50, while the MEP and the CCL increased by more than 6%. Country risk once again traded above 800 basis points. The blue dollar rose $95 in March and closed at $1325. In the first days of the month, the parallel currency was t…