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Argentina Adjusts Foreign-Exchange Rules to Accelerate Farm Export Sales

The central bank has changed settlement rules to encourage faster liquidation of soybean and corn exports, seeking to strengthen hard-currency reserves ahead of heavy sovereign debt repayments early next year.
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