Javier Milei Repeats, According to Jorge Carrera, Sturzenegger's Error with Inflation
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The former director of the Central Bank pointed out that the government’s plan is stuck in a stagnation that hits employment and warned about social times. He also remarked that despite the use of the dollar as a currency anchor for an anti-inflationary process, the price hike still oscillates in high values. He said that the country is trapped in a “bipolar economy.” Read more
The economist questioned the cost of the pace of disinflation on activity and described uneven growth, with domestic sectors weakened.
The economist and former director of the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA), Jorge Carrera, launched harsh criticisms against the speed of the economic plan of President Javier Milei and warned that the president "repeats the error" of the Minister of Transformation and Deregulation of the State, Federico Sturzenegger, on "the anti-inflationary predicament". When analyzing the domestic panorama and the recent report of the Internation…
The former director of the Central Bank (BCRA) pointed out that the government's plan is stuck in a stalemate that hits employment and alerted about social times.
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