ndcj said:The BCRA has u$s48.2bn in dollar reserves at the last published date (14-Oct-11) down from an all time high of u$s52.6bn on 1-Feb-11. A variance of only 10% in the middle of one of the most turbulent economic periods in living memory.
In contrast, when Nestor Kirchner became president, the foreign reserves were u$s11bn.
The total loss/gain for years 2003-2011 in foreign currency reserves were:
2003: $3643m
2004: $5527m
2005: $8431m
2006: $3960m
2007: $14129m
2008: $220m
2009: $1582m
2010: $4222m
2011: -$3949m
The government estimate of exchange rates in the forecasts is an average of 4.40 in 2012. So far, they've been right, and the people gleefully predicting a crash have been completely wrong.
Yeah, trying providing some facts that don't come from a government owned and operated bank.