It is the counterpart of the outflow of foreign currency from Argentine banks, which reached US$1 billion since the departure of Martín Guzmán.
Two months have passed since the resignation of Martín Guzmán on Saturday, July 2. The official's departure unleashed a shock in the economy that included the rise in inflation, the rise in rates so that the Treasury could finance itself, and a general uncertainty, with the blue dollar reaching a record of US$350 in July.
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