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Financial Times Spoke About Late Payment in Argentina and Described the Government’s Economic Reform as “Painful”

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The British financial journal analyzed the economic situation that the country is going through in relation to the increase of the credit debtors

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The British financial journal analyzed the economic situation that the country is going through in relation to the increase of the credit debtors

·Vicente López, Argentina
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Argentina is going through a historical peak of late payment, as revealed by the British daily Financial Times, which said that 16.3% of the credit granted to individuals is behind schedule for at least three months. The figure is equivalent to 5.8 million people, almost one third of the country's active borrowers, in the midst of the economic transformation promoted by Javier Milei's government. According to the media, annual inflation dropped …

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The British Financial Times warned that many households in Argentina “are struggling to pay debts on time,” in the midst of a crisis due to the increase in late payments and the absurd role that Javier Milei’s national management took toward indebted families. Through an extensive article, the newspaper specializing in economics pointed out that “a record number of Argentine households are struggling to pay debts on time, with 16.3% of the debt …

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The British daily warned of the deterioration in the capacity to pay of Argentine households. 16.3% of the credit granted to individuals recorded arrears of at least three months and 5.8 million people were delayed with their payments. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The British daily Financial Times warned that many households in Argentina “are struggling to pay debts on time,” in full debate over the increase in late payments and the role the state must take with indebted families. In an extensive article, the newspaper specializing in economics said that “a record number of Argentine households are struggling to pay debts on time, with 16.3% of the credit issued to individuals at least three months behind…

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The British newspaper analyzed the increase in late payments and pointed out that millions of people have difficulty dealing with their debts, both in banks and in fintech and digital wallets.

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chacodiapordia.com broke the news on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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