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Argentina Economists See a 1% Quarterly Contraction

Summary by The Rio Times
Forecasters polled by Argentina's central bank expect a 1.0% third-quarter contraction and cut 2026 growth to 1.5%, yet dollar bonds rallied on Tuesday.

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Consultants expect a GDP contraction of 1% in the third quarter, and higher inflation than in August.The dollar and rates would remain stable.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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They estimate that inflation would remain stable at below 2 per cent per month but not much lower, which would make it close the year to 30 per cent, just below the year 2025.

·Vicente López, Argentina
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According to the Fiscal Council (FC), the economic growth forecast of 2.0 percent instead of the previously planned 4.1 percent included in the bill amending this year's budget law is at risk from external economic and geopolitical tensions, rising energy prices, and a severe domestic drought. This slowdown is partially offset by rising real household wages and the associated strong consumption.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Argentine economy walks to technical recession after insufficient recovery in August; growth projection 2026 falls from 3.5% to 1.5%.

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Investors are increasingly concerned about next year’s campaign, as Milei is failing to deliver on the growth promised

·Bogota, Colombia
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Portfolio broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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