From BCRA Reject “Populist” Projects to Alleviate the Mora and Reiterate that It Touched a Peak
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Vladimir Werning questioned “populist proposals” as a solution to the problem of late payment and warned about their impact on access to credit. Read more
The vice president of the BCRA defended the reform of its Organic Charter and proposed private agreements to refinance the debts of the households. The post "Already reached its peak": The vice president of the Central Bank anticipated a fall in the lateness appeared first on El Intranssigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
Vladimir Werning ruled out “populist proposals” to solve the problem of mora.
One of the main referents of Javier Milei’s economic team rejected on Thursday the projects that seek to force an official intervention to alleviate the levels of arrears because they consider them “populists” and that “attempt against access to credit” in the future. Vladimir Werning, vice president of the Argentine Central Bank (BCRA), said that from the entity they observe “with little interest” the proposals that some sectors of the oppositi…
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