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Argentina: Economic contraction and political realignment

550 clusters · 1319 sources · last updated

Latest: Argentina country risk hits monthly low amid mixed market performance

The Milei administration continues to navigate economic volatility through strict fiscal discipline and targeted interventions. To stimulate the housing market, the government has launched an auction of funds from the AN

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Argentina debt crisis: Rising provincial and household debt

57 clusters · 435 sources · last updated

Latest: Argentina faces rising household debt delinquency

Argentina’s debt crisis is intensifying through provincial obligations and severe household financial instability. In August 2026, provincial public title maturities reached $811,571 million, with Buenos Aires province a

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Argentina reserve buildup under Milei

3 clusters · 77 sources · last updated

Latest: Central Bank of Argentina accumulates over US$ 14,000 million in 2026

In early August 2026, the Banco Central de la República Argentina (BCRA) continued a streak of dollar purchases, adding US$28 million in a single day and roughly US$266 million to its foreign-exchange reserves. Cumulativ

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Financial impersonation scams in Uruguay and Argentina

2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated

Latest: UTE impersonation scam targets retirees in Uruguay

Financial institutions and authorities in Uruguay and Argentina have issued warnings regarding various social engineering and impersonation scams. In early August, the Asociación de Empleados Bancarios del Uruguay (AEBU

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Milei faces debt crisis and protests amid BCRA and tax REFOR

129 clusters · 574 sources · last updated

Latest: Argentina faces rising household debt and record default rates

In August 2026, Argentina’s economic landscape is defined by President Javier Milei’s push to reform the Central Bank (BCRA) and a deepening household debt crisis. While the administration seeks to limit the BCRA’s manda

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