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EDGAR SEC Filings
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01/16/25 02:35 PM EST
http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250116/ADL2E22CZ22FT2Z2222C22Z9RW9IRZ223272 Filed on: January 16, 2025.
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Reuters
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01/16/25 02:29 PM EST
Argentina's central bank on Thursday passed regulations to promote currency competition, the monetary authority said, including allowing dollar-denominated commercial payments in the local market. Payment processors have until Feb. 28 to roll out tools to streamline commercial payments in dollars, the central bank said in a statement.
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Reuters
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01/16/25 02:10 PM EST
* Bessent makes Senate debut as Trump's economic point man. * Hedge fund manager a vocal advocate for Trump's tariff agenda. * Bessent says US needs stronger sanctions on Russian oil. * High debt curbs US crisis-fighting fiscal capacity, Bessent says. * Bessent vows to maintain dollar reserve currency status. By David Lawder.
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