The South American country’s economy is expected to see the region’s fastest growth following the discovery of huge oil reserves, but which presents a huge challenge for its government
How will the dollar, debt and Argentine assets perform in the coming weeks? Fernando Marengo, of BlackTORO Investments, and Salvador Vitelli, of Romano Group, spoke to Bloomberg Línea’s La Estrategia del Día Argentina podcast
Omar de la Torre, director and head analyst at the ratings agency, said in the Bloomberg Línea Summit in Mexico City on Wednesday that S&P hopes fiscal discipline continues in the 2024-2030 administration
Todd Martínez, a senior director at the ratings agency, believes it will be difficult to avoid a restructuring following the general elections, and sees dollarization unlikely
Sergio Massa, Argentina’s economy minister and the ruling coalition’s presidential candidate, aims to make advance payments to the IMF to allay fears regarding that issue
Much of airlines’ costs are in US dollars, and the currency’s fluctuations will affect ticket prices, while oil prices will be put under pressure by the war between Israel and Gaza
India and Nigeria are the countries where cryptocurrencies are most used, while Brazil, Argentina and Mexico are the top countries for their adoption in Latin America
Peru’s economy contracted more than all forecasts in July, boosting the chance that the central bank will extend the monetary easing it began this week
President Xi Jinping said China and Venezuela agreed to enter into a strategic partnership, a sign the two nations are improving ties after years of estrangement
The US is looking to change its supply chain to lessen its dependency on China, and there are opportunities for Colombia to compete, according to government advisor Juan Verde
Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro will arrive in China on Friday as he tries to secure financial support from President Xi Jinping’s government before a presidential election
Lawmakers voted 349-24 in favor of the proposed cap on Tuesday evening. It now must clear the Senate before President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva can sign it into law
The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean foresees growth of 1.7%, up from its 1.2% forecast in April, but Argentina’s GDP is expected to contract by 3%
The economy will expand 2.56% this year, up from the prior estimate of 2.31%, according to a weekly survey from the Brazilian central bank published on Monday
