Buenos Aires Times | Argentina's annual inflation reaches 61% as investors worry
Price gains reach almost 61% in annual terms as investors worry about the government’s ability to pay its local debt.
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Price gains reach almost 61% in annual terms as investors worry about the government’s ability to pay its local debt.
IMF staff and Argentine authorities agree that the annual objectives established at approval of the arrangement will remain unchanged.
President unveils legislation to slap a 15 percent tax on companies’ extraordinary profits, a move seen as appeasing the most radical left-wing members of his divided coalition.
Government expects record export levels this year as the country benefits from rising commodity prices.
With inflation at 58% and accelerating, Argentina's economy is an outlier even in a world where prices are taking off almost everywhere.