1. Argentina: The official dollar reached 1,300 $ARS, while the parallel dollar (“blue”) traded at 1,305 $ARS, marking an increase despite the rise in rates by the Central Bank of Argentina.

2. U.S.–Europe: A report from Cinco Días warns about the increased volatility typical of July-August in markets. It recommends diversification, use of stops, and hedging with public debt or defensive sectors.

3. Uruguay: The Central Bank cut the official rate by 25 bp, bringing it to 9 %, in response to declining inflation and a weaker dollar.