Buenos Aires Times | As rivals turn screws on mining, Argentina puts out welcome mat
Government turns to capital-control loopholes and tax breaks, eyeing export boost as neighbours look to raise mine taxes.
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Government turns to capital-control loopholes and tax breaks, eyeing export boost as neighbours look to raise mine taxes.
Argentina is getting help from neighbouring Bolivia in its bid to muddle through the upcoming winter without rationing natural gas supplies.
Argentina is grappling with shortages of diesel fuel that powers tractors and trucks just as the soybean and corn harvests pick up.
Saabira Chaudhuri reported in today's Wall Street Journal that, "Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has sparked a global shortage of sunflower oil that has in turn pushed prices of other edible oils to record highs, hitting food makers and consumers already grappling with inflation."
Argentina is poised for a sunflower boom as farmers recalibrate plans in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.