Started September: What Fee Each Bank Pays for a Fixed Term in Pesos and Dollars
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In an economic context marked by high inflation and monetary policies in constant adjustment, the Argentine financial system undergoes an abrupt change in the interest rates applied to fixed-term deposits during the period from June to September 2025. This period, characterized by a sustained and widespread increase, generated a remarkable dispersion among the proposals of the various financial institutions, both banking and non-bank, impacting …
Since the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA) deregulated the minimum amounts of interest rates in 2024, the return in pesos granted by the fixed term was also updated. In this line and with the new rise of the dollar, the financial institutions demanded a higher rate from the government and the monetary entity. Thus, the customers could see this increase in profits for their deposits with an annual return that is already around 50% in…
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