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Facundo Iglesia
Facundo Iglesia is an economics, finance and technology reporter for the Buenos Aires Herald. His work has appeared in The Guardian, Wired, Le Monde Diplomatique, Rest of World, Perfil, among many others. In 2021, he won the ESET Latin American Award for Journalism on Computer Security.
At the summit of the US Chamber of Commerce in Argentina, María Schoua celebrated Milei’s measures but called for …
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With country risk down, analysts calculate the sector has the potential to hit US$5 billion in corporate bonds before the end of the year
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EconomicsInternational relations
Argentine economists believe the US Treasury has already sold its pesos
A Central Bank balance sheet indicates that the currency swap between both countries may have been activated, prompting economists to demand transparency
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Despite a stalled economy and corruption scandals, 41% of Argentines decided to renew their support for the libertarian experiment. Voters and analysts explain what happened
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Analysts took the appeals court hearing as a signal that the US$16.1 billion ruling against Argentina could be overturned
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‘I think yesterday’s initial drop was exaggerated,’ an analyst said after the Argentine currency lost much of the ground it had gained
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The peso, bonds and stocks strengthened, and more international investments could come, although some warn that the government should implement reforms
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International relationsWorld
Chronicle of a bromance: inside the relationship between Milei and Donald Trump
Critics say the dynamics of Argentina’s relationship with the U.S. leader is neocolonial. Could it also be unrequited?
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EconomicsInternational relations
Trump’s Argentina bailout turns domestic issue as opposition grows in the US
Democrats have already filed a bill looking to halt the support package and are now pressing for more information
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The same day, the IMF reiterated calls for Argentina to boost reserve accumulation
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Markets have a ‘heightened sensitivity to headlines’ about the U.S. bailout, one analyst said