To date, the agro-export sector has received US$1,824 million, according to the consultant Gustavo Quintana, of the US$3,000 million agreed with the Chamber of the Oil Industry and the Center for Grain Exporters (Ciara-CEC) to be liquidated before December 31.
This inflow of dollars allowed the Central Bank (BCRA) to close today’s meeting with a positive balance of US$55 million, while during the week it acquired US$361 million, thus adding the thirteenth consecutive day of purchases following the reimplementation of PIE II.
Today’s positive balance is added to the US$457 million that the monetary authority acquired in the first week of the soybean dollar, to the US$236 million that it bought in the second, so To date, the total purchased by the monetary authority amounts to US$1,054 million.
Secondly, The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries today extended the deadline for those who adhere to the second edition of the so-called “soybean dollar” to submit their sworn statements.
Measure, provided by Resolution 220/2022 published today in the Official Gazette, extends the term -which expired next Wednesday- to next January 20 or those who have adhered to the program and have foreign sales affidavits (DJVE) and with expiration of the declared shipping period, plus the automatic extension, may request an extraordinary extension of 90 calendar days, during December 2022 and January 2023.
