Alberto Fernández’s former chief of advisors analyzed the direction of Javier Milei’s economy. He argued that the pace of low inflation responds to the decision not to confiscate deposits, warned about tensions with productive activity and explained why investments still show caution. Read more
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Alberto Fernández’s former chief of advisors analyzed the direction of Javier Milei’s economy. He argued that the pace of low inflation responds to the decision not to confiscate deposits, warned about tensions with productive activity and explained why investments still show caution. Read more