A new resolution aims to provide traders with basic protections after being bilked out of hundreds of millions of dollars

Sovereign bonds and stocks from Argentine companies on Wall Street dropped after initially surging while the Central Bank continued to lose reserves

Grain sales remain below Argentina’s historical averages as producers exercise caution

Faced with the triple whammy, one in four industrial companies is planning layoffs in the next 60 days

The country’s biggest trade union federation will also participate in the March 24 Memory, Truth and Justice march

The monthly figure inched up to 2.4%, but the yearly number is the the lowest since July 2022

Speaking at Expoagro, the president also vowed to eliminate currency controls and export duties ‘forever’

Hundreds of thousands were left without power across the city twice in one day, including the Casa Rosada and Congress

Analysts and sources from the sector weigh in on what Milei’s boldest promise could entail