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Argentina’s August Inflation Falls to 1.7%, Lowest in 14 Months

Argentina’s national statistics agency reported monthly inflation of 1.7% in August, the lowest level in 14 months, as annual inflation continued to ease and confidence in sovereign bonds improved.
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