Argentina and the International Monetary Fund may be on the home stretch over a $20 billion new program, but the deal has so ...

Some salient examples are Mexico’s tequila crisis, Argentina’s multiple attempts with exchange rate-based stabilization, and Chile’s 1982 currency crisis. In every case there was also an ...

A capitalizable peso Bond valid until January 2026 ... followed Argentina's long history of economic volatility. Argentina's Economic Stabilization Efforts Recent stabilization efforts have ...

The implicit inflation rate under a dollarization scenario is much lower than that under alternative stabilization ... peso. Eliminating the central bank is essential. There is no future for ...

Argentina's markets have wobbled in the last week amid question marks over the IMF deal and fears over a potential faster devaluation of the peso currency, currently held in check by strict ...

Numerous government subsidies were eliminated, and the value of the peso was cut in half ... a potential pathway to economic stabilization. The post Argentina’s economy shows surprising growth ...

Argentina's Economic Recovery and Currency Stabilization Economic recovery will likely be led by energy, mining, agriculture, and other sectors linked to natural resources. Analysts believe the ...

(Bloomberg) -- Investors see the Argentine peso on the verge of devaluation again, with the currency poised to change direction once more after going from one of the worst in the world in 2023 to ...

The real appreciation of the Argentine Peso and increased industrial production ... A little more than a year later, President Milei's macroeconomic stabilization plan has achieved a fiscal ...

Argentina has sought a $20 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund, the country's economy minister said Thursday, ...