The chamber of the country’s top oil companies said freedom on pricing …
Florencia Barragan
Florencia Barragan is an economic journalist for Ámbito Financiero. She earned a master's in journalism at Torcuato Di Tella University and is studying economics at the University of Buenos Aires. Her work focuses on macroeconomics issues and Argentine productive sectors with export potential, such as industry, mining and energy.
Analysts warn that poverty, regulatory issues, and macroeconomic concerns could complicate the readjustment of energy prices
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The future infrastructure minister said they will seek private financing in an ‘open access’ scheme to prioritize railway cargo transport over trucks in the shale oil reserve
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The sector is waiting for the president-elect’s decisions regarding five key positions that will define his policy
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After operating at a deficit for the past decade, it is estimated the sector could end next year with a US$3,5 billion trade surplus
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The acquisition would see the Argentine conglomerate enter the lithium sector through energy arm Tecpetrol, with a large investment in Salta’s Salar de Tolillar
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The government is negotiating with China and private companies for railroads to reach the shale oil reservoir from Bahía Blanca
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The measure is intended to avoid a run on the peso during the presidential elections
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The Energy Secretariat is moving forward with tenders to increase infrastructure and export energy as the electoral campaign continues
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Located next to the city of Añelo near the shale oil reservoir, the city is expected to be five times bigger
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After a decade-long deficit, the country is expected to reach balance this year
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The Fund warns that the government’s aid package will cost 0.4% of GDP and calls for “tighter fiscal policies”