Will Argentina trash the Peso?

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There are two candidates: one is the current economy minister who has a wealth of experience in power; the other is a maverick libertarian economist who wants to ditch the country’s currency, the peso, and strip the central bank of its ability to print money.We speak to his senio ... Show More

Les initiatives pour échapper à l'hégémonie du dollar se multiplient dans les pays émergents. Avec plus ou moins de succès. Dernier exemple en date, un projet d’échanges bilatéraux en monnaie locale entre le Brésil et l’Argentine. Payer les importations brésiliennes en pesos arge ... Show More

Argentina has been on a decades-long search for economic stability, but it always seems to be out of reach. High inflation has been plaguing the country and just surpassed 160% a year. Over the past couple of years, the local currency has collapsed. One U.S. dollar used to be wor ... Show More

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A right-wing populist candidate has shaken Argentina's political establishment by coming first in the presidential primary election. Javier Mllei won more than 30% of the vote after calling for austerity and the dollarisation of the economy. The former television personality has ... Show More

Surendettée et confrontée à une pénurie chronique de devises étrangères, l’Argentine mise sur le gaz de schiste pour sortir du marasme économique. Ces dernières années, le pays sud-américain multiplie les investissements pour exploiter les importantes réserves d’hydrocarbures non ... Show More

The Nobel-prize winning economist Simon Kuznets once analyzed the world's economies this way — he said there are four kinds of countries: developed, underdeveloped, Japan... and Argentina. If you want to understand what happens when inflation really goes off the rails, go to Arge ... Show More

Argentina’s government and the International Monetary Fund have been renegotiating the terms of a 2018 loan issued to the country – the largest in IMF history. The Fund’s own internal analysis of that deal was scathing. The 2018 package had been vaunted for its commitment to prot ... Show More