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Argentine peso, stock index up after Milei's reform bill approved

Jun 13, 2024 7:50 AM

BUENOS AIRES, June 13 (Reuters) - Argentina's peso and

benchmark stock index strengthened on Thursday, following the

Senate approval of a reform bill key to libertarian President

Javier Milei's economic plans.

The Argentine peso strengthened over 5.3% in the

parallel black market to 1,220 per dollar, while the Merval

stock index rose more than 4%, traders said.

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