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BCRA President Acknowledged that Growth Is Lower than Expected

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Santiago Bausili was in a presentation in Mendoza; he said the expansion comes “much slower than we would like”; he believes the CPI will slow down again

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Santiago Bausili was in a presentation in Mendoza; he said the expansion comes “much slower than we would like”; he believes the CPI will slow down again

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The president of the Central Bank spoke to businessmen at the Mendoza Stock Exchange, in the company of the governor of the UCR Alfredo Cornejo.He trusted that inflation will continue its downward trend and that Argentines will no longer be afraid to invest or become indebted.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Buenos Aires, 14 August (NA) -- The Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA) said that the Argentine economy is growing "slower" than expected and also referred to the announcement about the flexibility of dollar credits for companies. Santiago Bausili, president of the BCRA, said that the economy is on the rise although at a lower level than expected by the government. "The economy is growing slowly, around 2% per year, much slower than we…

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The president of the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA), Santiago Bausili, led a meeting with businessmen in the Mendoza Stock Exchange this Friday, where he analyzed the progress of the economy, the behavior of prices and the plans of the financial team.During the exhibition, the official recognized the slowness of the recovery process and pointed out that "the economy grows slowly, around 2% annually, much slower than we would like …

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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Friday, August 14, 2026.
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