The September Economic Uncertainty Index UCA Reached the Highest Level of 2026
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The economic uncertainty in Argentina reached a new peak in September, driven by a combination of negative signs about the activity and a marked deterioration in the image of the government headed by President Javier Milei. According to the latest report of the Center of Economic Analysis and Business of the Universidad Católica Argentina (UCA), the Economic Uncertainty Index climbed to 63.4 points and was consolidated as the highest value in wh…
The Economic Uncertainty Index prepared by the Centro de Analytica Económica y Empresarial de la Universidad Católica Argentina (UCA) was 63.4 points in September, the highest value in 2026. The report noted that the uncertainty surrounding the economy increased in the ninth month, surpassing that recorded during the electoral period last year. Among the factors that contributed to this result, it identified the negative news linked to the level…
The report, made by the Center for Economic and Business Analysis of the Universidad Católica Argentina, associates this leap directly with social humor and the national conjuncture.
On the economic side, in these months there were negative news regarding the level of activity and the evolution of poverty. With regard to politics, the fall in the image of the government stands out. Read more
On the economic side, news came about the fall in the level of activity and the increase in poverty. With regard to politics, the fall in the image of the government was highlighted.
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