The JP Morgan bank corrected downwards the forecast of growth of the economy governed by Javier Milei after the Indec revealed that the activity fell more than expected in July. According to the bank, that month was the worst in the country since April 2020, when the mandatory quarantine began due to the pandemic, which hit all the companies in the world. From Wall Street they pondered important obstacles for the model. Read more
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The JP Morgan bank corrected downwards the forecast of growth of the economy governed by Javier Milei after the Indec revealed that the activity fell more than expected in July. According to the bank, that month was the worst in the country since April 2020, when the mandatory quarantine began due to the pandemic, which hit all the companies in the world. From Wall Street they pondered important obstacles for the model. Read more