Charles Abugre, executive director of International Development Economics Associates, explains why the …
Estefanía Pozzo
Estefanía Pozzo is editor in chief of the Buenos Aires Herald. An economics and finance specialist, her work has appeared in a variety of Argentine financial publications and international media including The New York Times. She was a columnist for The Washington Post. She earned a master's in journalism and now she is pursuing a master's in finance. She published a book called "It's the economy, you are not stupid".
Strapped for cash after national funding cuts, the province was unable to pay maturities on a three-year title restructured …
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Dollar & PesoEconomicsMarkets
Argentina’s Central Bank halts exchange operations until new team arrives
Santiago Bausili, the Central Bank president selected by Javier Milei, has yet to assume his role at the institution
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2023 electionsEconomics
Sandleris, Macri’s former Central Bank president: ‘I’ll support Milei in the run-off’
‘I’m more worried about the continuity of Kirchnerism’
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Mercosur countries have agreed to a 60-day negotiation phase over controversial tolls
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The country will appeal the ruling
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BusinessEconomicsEnergy
Preska rules against Argentina in YPF expropriation trial: country could pay almost U$S16 bn
The judge agreed with Burford Capital regarding the three key arguments in dispute
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The government will be able to intervene in the financial market to avoid runs on the currency
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Official sources said the recent devaluation was agreed with the IMF, but brought forward in light of the primary election results
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2023 electionsDollar & PesoEconomicsPolitics
Government devalues currency 22% amid electoral tension
The Central Bank also increased the interest rate by 21 percentage points
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According to analysts, the ruling could come in September