The Argentine currency ended trading on Friday, the first month of 2014, at 8.01 Pesos to the US dollar with an accumulated devaluation in January of 18.63%, the greatest loss in a single month since 2002.
However market analysts described the situation as a depreciation 'sustained and managed' by the government of President Cristina Fernandez. Read more.
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