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Argentina on brink of recession despite growth in August, experts say - Buenos Aires Herald (opens the original)
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Economic activity surveys for August will likely deliver good and bad news for the government. The good news is that market analysts agree that the economy bounced back following the sharp drop in July. The bad news is that they forecast that, even with this recovery, a recession could not be avoided. “Recession” is the technical term used when activity fails to grow for two consecutive quarters. Argentina fell 0.6% in the second quarter of 2026 and plummeted nearly 3% in the first month of the
Colombia returns to IMF as fiscal deficit projects record numbers - Buenos Aires Herald (opens the original)
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Less than two months after taking office, Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella confirmed that country authorities are negotiating financial assistance from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to address Colombia’s fiscal deficit. IMF Deputy Managing Director Nigel Clarke arrived in Colombia last weekend as part of the start of negotiations. During his four-day stay, he held talks with Vice President José Manuel Restrepo, Finance Minister Miguel Gómez, and Central Bank head Leonardo Vil
Argentina is experiencing an export boom. How much are provinces benefitting? - Buenos Aires Herald (opens the original)
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Argentina’s economy is currently a two-faced creature. While exports linked to oil, agriculture, and mining are seeing record numbers, real economy sectors like industry, construction, and commerce are stagnant or in decline. For the government, the solution to this problem is to bet on export sectors triggering a “trickle-down” effect on the less favored ones. Nearly three years into the libertarian administration, it is worth asking how effective that strategy has been so far. In a recent repo
From dual currencies to crypto. Is Argentina a blueprint for the stablecoin future? - Buenos Aires Herald (opens the original)
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Argentina’s long-standing obsession with the U.S. dollar is the product of repeated economic crises and chronic inflation. It is also one of the reasons why the country has adopted cryptocurrency so rapidly. An analysis by local crypto fintech Lemon Cash based on international data found that Argentina has four times as many users as the average Latin American country: 12% of the population uses some form of digital asset (a quarter of all regional activity). By comparison, the region’s second a
Country risk over 600 points as US hikes interest rates - Buenos Aires Herald (opens the original)
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The JPMorgan EMBI+ index for Argentina, known as “country risk,” has been rising in recent weeks due to uncertainty surrounding next year’s elections, recent economic data, and lower reserve purchases by the Central Bank. Renewed volatility in United States Treasury bonds over the last week — which sent their yields soaring to levels not seen in more than two decades — only exacerbated this problem. On Friday, Argentine debt bonds issued under New York law fell again, accumulating a drop of up t
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