Energy, mining, and lithium are pushing the country toward a US$ 94.4 billion export year, according to ABECEB
Energy
Argentina’s exports are on track for a record 2026 —and the agro is no longer doing it alone
The shift in the oil and gas industry is based on a new model that is destroying more employment than it is creating
It will allow Argentina to export LNG and is a new blow for the country’s biggest steel producer Techint, often criticized by President Milei
Rafael Grossi is a candidate to become UN secretary-general. Few Latin Americans were included in the magazine’s 2026 selection
The shock ignited by the U.S. and Israel’s attacks on Iran may fuel inflation, but also positively impact Buenos Aires’ foreign accounts, analysts say
Economy Minister Luis Caputo confirms work on Santa Cruz hydroelectric dam will resume
The Jorge Cepernic dam ‘could be completed by 2030’ with help from a US$136 million loan from China
What effects could the war in the Middle East have on the Argentine energy market?
Analysts warn the price of crude oil will rise due to the conflict between the US, Israel and Iran, and that the war will have a direct impact on Argentina’s energy balance
Projects aimed at onshore developments can now enter the regime with a minimum US$600 million investment
Why Milei is blasting an Argentine CEO over pipeline protectionism
Local giant Techint’s loss of a gas pipeline tender to an Indian company has sparked a fight with the government