The system will be replaced with a model based on a basic …
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.
The future infrastructure minister said they will seek private financing in an ‘open access’ scheme to prioritize railway cargo …
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While they expected a poor performance from the ruling coalition, there was concern about the far-right libertarian’s lead
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Unions, companies, and provincial governments say low authorization rates could impact jobs
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The goal is that 50% of each battery be locally produced
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Dollar & PesoEconomics
Consulting firms: IMF disbursement will help Central Bank manage currency market
They also contend that it is impossible for Argentina to meet the lowered reserves target
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Companies say there is ‘total uncertainty ‘regarding who will have to pay
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Wholesale import prices have risen by 55 percentage points more than the increase in the official dollar, prompting businesses to use a “mix” between official and blue rates for costs and transactions.
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The project will provide natural gas to the northern provinces, replacing Bolivian imports and allowing exports
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A flurry of mining projects and production expansions means production could hit 120,000 tonnes in 2024
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Business community expects the pipeline to transform Argentina into a
‘regional player’ while industry officials hope for new productive hubs. -
They believe his candidacy creates a “more predictable” electoral scenario