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If social welfare spending rises due to AUH increases, it could influence Argentina's fiscal balance and affect the Argentine peso's exchange rate volatility.
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In early 2026, Argentina's Universal Child Allowance (AUH) has been confirmed to increase, impacting payments starting in March 2026. The AUH is a government social welfare program aimed at supporting families with children, and the recent adjustment reflects ongoing efforts to address inflation and improve social protection. Payments for February 2026 were scheduled according to the last digit of recipients' ID numbers, with those ending in 2 receiving their allowance on a specific date. This increase in the AUH is significant for millions of Argentine families relying on this benefit for child-related expenses.