The fund spokesperson also praised the country’s progress on inflation, growth, and …
Juan Marcos Pollio
Juan Marcos Pollio is an economics, finance, and business contributing reporter for the Buenos Aires Herald. His work has appeared in BAE Negocios, Página 12, Simalco, Ámbito, and others. He earned a degree in journalism from the Lomas de Zamora National University.
Over 44% of workers labor outside the formal sector, while underemployment surpassed 11%
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The situation adds urgency to Milei’s bet that the ‘trickle-down effect’ of mining and energy will lead to more formal jobs
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An INDEC report also stated that the country registered a new export record in May
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Mining and energy demand massive investments, but fail to create direct employment on the same scale
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China leads the sector, which registered a 760% y-o-y growth in June after import restrictions were eased in December
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Milei will try for a third time to draw out the estimated US$255 billion outside of the banking system, more than 5 times the IMF’s record 2018 loan
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Despite the sector’s historic growth, the economic spillover into the provinces where the activity is concentrated is still lagging
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This is the first time in a year that inflation has fallen for two consecutive months. Accumulated inflation for 2026 is 14.7%
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Experts don’t foresee the news impacting Argentina’s rating, which remains at ‘very high risk of default’
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Strong harvests and energy exports helped the BCRA buy US$10.1 billion
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A bill that would give legal status to enterprises entirely run by AI was recently sent to Congress