Milei’s government is closing in on its lowest country-risk reading yet, but …
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.
A 54-page document from the Nuclear Affairs Secretariat ranks high-value-added nuclear exports as the sector’s top priority
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Foreign arrivals are down 20% from 2024 and 2023 levels. Industry players point to an expensive peso, heavy taxes and tangled regulations as the main culprits
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Equilibra, EcoGo and Ferreres project a monthly drop, while FIEL and CICEC see modest gains. Industry and trade remain the biggest drags
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A new UIA-CAEM report finds local suppliers in 73 of 91 categories the industry will need — but industrial groups warn the country isn’t ready yet
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The bloc signed only two free trade agreements between 2007 and 2024. It has now concluded deals with the EU and EFTA, while negotiations with Canada and several Asian markets are ongoing
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The fund flagged that the celebrated fiscal surplus turns into a deficit once capitalized interest is included
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The recent jump in US Treasury yields is a fresh hurdle for Argentina’s plans to return to international debt markets
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Following a failed LNG tender to the private sector, companies are accusing the government of charging prices well above international values
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GDP rose 3.5% from February and 5.5% year-on-year, the biggest monthly jump since Milei took office.
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Exports hit an all-time high of US$8.9 billion, driven by a jump in fuel, energy
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Argentina’s exports are on track for a record 2026 —and the agro is no longer doing it alone
Energy, mining, and lithium are pushing the country toward a US$ 94.4 billion export year, according to ABECEB