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Argentina Senate passes BCRA reform and gas subsidy changes

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Latest: Argentine Senate passes gas subsidy cuts and BCRA reform

The Argentine Senate has passed two significant legislative measures: a reform of the Central Bank (BCRA) organic charter and a modification of the ‘Zonas Frías’ (Cold Zones) gas subsidy regime. The BCRA reform, which m

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Argentina: Economic volatility and political realignment

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Latest: Argentina currency markets hit records as blue dollar reaches $1,560

The Milei administration continues to navigate economic volatility through strict fiscal discipline, though domestic indicators suggest deepening instability. While the 2027 Budget projects 4% GDP growth, the labor marke

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Argentina debt crisis: Rising provincial, household, and SME

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Latest: Debt trends rise in Argentina and Mexico

Argentina’s debt crisis continues to be driven by rising delinquency across provincial, household, and commercial sectors. While commercial credit delinquency rose from 0.7% in November 2024 to 3.7% by July 2026, househo

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Milei reforms face political resistance and fiscal shifts

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Latest: Javier Milei details economic reforms and diplomatic ties

President Javier Milei’s reform agenda continues to face mounting political resistance and internal friction. By late August 2026, Milei reaffirmed his anarcho-capitalist ideology, describing his administration as the ‘m

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Argentina export and trade dynamics

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Latest: Argentina eyes beef export surge to China amid supply gaps

Argentina’s export economy is characterized by significant growth in energy and agriculture. In July 2026, the country recorded a historic trade surplus of US$ 2,115 million, driven by a 14.1% increase in exports and a 1

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Milei's libertarian agenda and 2027 election drive

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Latest: Argentina 2027 Budget sparks disputes over disability and university funding

By late September 2026, President Javier Milei’s 2027 re-election strategy remains centered on the 2027 National Budget, which projects 18% annual inflation and 4% GDP growth. The budget has become a focal point for deba

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Argentina Senate passes tax and biofuels reforms amid budget

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Latest: Argentine Senate approves preliminary biofuel regulation

The Argentine Senate has passed the ‘Inocencia Fiscal II’ law, a tax reform designed to encourage the formalization of savings by expanding the simplified income tax regime and removing previous income and wealth limits.

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Argentina fiscal and debt management

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Latest: IMF mission arrives in Argentina for third economic program review

Argentina is implementing fiscal and monetary strategies to manage its national debt. Under the direction of Economy Minister Luis Caputo and Central Bank President Santiago Bausili, the government is working to refinanc

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Argentina Central Bank mandate and gold reserve scrutiny

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Latest: Argentine senators clash over Central Bank gold reserves

The Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA) is facing legislative scrutiny regarding its organic charter and the management of national gold reserves. Senator Adán Bahl has proposed reforming the bank’s mandate to

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Argentine political and economic developments

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Latest: Argentina economic debate centers on transition versus income crisis

Argentina continues to experience significant political and economic shifts. Politically, movements are reorganizing ahead of the 2027 elections. Within Peronism, the ‘Liga de Intendentes’ met with Máximo Kirchner to exp

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Argentina national and provincial fiscal tensions

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Latest: Buenos Aires Province claims 19.1 trillion pesos in debt from national government

Argentina is experiencing significant fiscal and economic tension between its national and provincial governments. The country faces structural economic hurdles caused by overlapping tax systems, where national Value Add

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Housing finance developments in Argentina and Mexico

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Latest: Argentine banks reduce UVA mortgage interest rates

In Argentina, Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced a 2 trillion peso mortgage credit program intended to stimulate the housing market. The initiative uses funds from the ANSES Sustainability Guarantee Fund (FGS) to pro

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Buenos Aires digital finance and gambling regulation

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Latest: Buenos Aires deputy seeks transparency on online gambling funds

Authorities in Buenos Aires are implementing new regulatory and fiscal measures targeting digital finance and online gambling. Initially, the provincial government prepared significant fines for digital wallet providers,

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Jujuy public sector financial and wage adjustments

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Latest: Public sector workers face wage uncertainty in Venezuela and Argentina

In early September 2026, the government of Jujuy extended a debt restructuring plan for provincial and municipal public employees through the end of the month. This initiative, promoted by Governor Carlos Sadir, offered

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Argentina reserve buildup under Milei

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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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