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Argentina inflation spikes to 3.8% on festive spending splurge - Vimarsana News

Argentina inflation spikes to 3.8% on festive spending splurge

Argentina inflation rose back up to 3.8% in December, the government said on Thursday, above forecasts and to its highest level since last April, driven by consumers splurging on festive feasts...

Argentina inflation seen spiking on festive spending splurge - Vimarsana News

Argentina inflation seen spiking on festive spending splurge

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Argentina's dollars leak away (again) as IMF talks near end-zone | WTVB | 1590 AM · 95.5 FM - Vimarsana News

Argentina's dollars leak away (again) as IMF talks near end-zone | WTVB | 1590 AM · 95.5 FM

By Jorge Otaola and Hernan Nessi BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's leak of foreign currency is picking up pace and triggering new doubts about the ...

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Argentina's dollars leak away (again) as IMF talks near end-zone

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Argentine bonds sink to 'default levels' as political risk rises - Vimarsana News

Argentine bonds sink to 'default levels' as political risk rises

Argentine bonds are plumbing back into default territory as political risk has risen and while talks have dragged with the International Monetary Fund to revamp some $45 billion in debts the grains producing country cannot pay.