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Crucial factors come into play next month. Soaring inflation, strained reserves, debate over the IMF deal and public-service tariffs are making March into a pressure cooker.
A selection of stories that caught our eye over the last seven days in Argentina.
Government officials travel to Washington to move talks forward with the International Monetary Fund over a new programme to replace record 2018 credit-line; President Fernández calls on multilateral lender to assess previous loan.
The blue dollar does not stop rising and the market closely follows the movements of the Central Bank's international reserves. All this in a context
'Sooner the better': Argentina says talks with IMF on track Reuters 2 hrs ago BUENOS AIRES, July 17 (Reuters) - Talks between Argentina and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) are advancing, the Argentine representative to the development bank said on Saturday, a fresh sign of progress as the ailing South American grains producer continues negotiations to pay down its $45 billion debt to the Fund. A spokesman for the fund on Friday called recent discussions "very productive" but had declined to provide a timeline for a potential agreement. On Saturday, Argentina seconded that view. "We co...