Argentine farmers are slowly starting to sell their soy and corn stockpiles now that newly elected President Mauricio Macri has devalued the currency and needs export dollars to help rev up central bank reserves left thin by the previous government. Macri lifted currency controls that had been in place since 2011, letting the peso devalue by 26.55 percent against the U.S. dollar in a bid to boost exports and jump-start the economy.
