Argentina central bank likely to cut benchmark rate 'soon' - bank source
Argentina's central bank is set to lower the country's benchmark interest rate from its current level of 80% "soon", a source at the bank told Reuters on Tuesday asking not to be named, though the magnitude and exact timing of the cut was yet to be defined.
The bank made a surprise rate cut in mid-March from a previous level of 100%, citing signs of inflation starting to cool and greater macroeconomic stability amid a tough austerity drive by new libertarian President Javier Milei.
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