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Carlos Melconian Doubted that Javier Milei Achieved Zero Inflation in 2026 and Warned of Government Wear and Tear

The economist questioned the official credibility of one-digit annual inflation, warned of the fall in activity, lack of reserves, and assured that there will be no tax reform.Inflation · Argentina Read Article

For Secco, the Government “Is on the Right Path” but There Are Still “Challenging Challenges”

Buenos Aires, 28 December (NA)-- The economist Luis Secco said that the government is moving the "right path" in terms of macroeconomic stabilization, although he warned that there are still "many remaining challenges" for the economic recovery in 2026. Secco projected an annual inflation much higher than the official target, close to 15%, and the continuity of an economy "face in dollars" that will hinder a significant rebound. According to the…Inflation · Argentina See the Story

Fair Dollars, Near Debt, and an Economy that Doesn't Start Mark the End of the Year

The closure of this 2025 finds the government with the financial agenda red hot and the urgent need to get dollars to meet the short-term commitments. In January, $4,225 million in debt expires and there is still a need to gather a key portion of those funds, some $2.4 billion, in a context of weak economic activity and partial political advances. The financial front once again marked the pace of the end of the year. The urgency for dollars domi…Economy · Argentina Read Article

Caputo Closes 2026 Tight Due to Debt Maturities

The End of the Year Comes with a Reduction in Inflation and Country Risk, Green Outbursts in Consumption and Legislative Advances

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The approval of the Budget and the payment of debt on January 9 bring the government closer to the placement of an international bond, the great goal for the first quarter of 2026. What expectations are there for the dollar next yearInflation · Argentina See the Story

Deregulation Yes or No: the Debate Among Winemakers in the Face of the Crisis of Wine

The sale of Argentine wine collapses, both in the domestic market and abroad, in line with a global trend and the general deterioration of consumption in the country. According to data from the National Institute of Viticulture (INV), between January and October 2025 (last available data), the consumption of wine in Argentina fell...Trade · Argentina See the Story

"Argentina Is Going to Pay": Javier Milei Confirmed that He Will Assume the Debt Maturities of January

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The president said that the Minister of Economy works on the implementation of payments for more than 4 billion dollars.In all 2026 it will have to face maturities for more than 12 billion dollars.Days before, Luis Caputo, slipped that there could be a loan from private banks to face such payments.Javier Milei · Argentina See the Story

Inflation of 2025 Will Be the Lowest in the Last 8 Years

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In 2017 alone, the annual data was lower than this year, even if the December variation was the highest of the year. The pace of prices and other key data, such as GDP and povertyMauricio Macri · Argentina See the Story

Closing of the Year Conditioned by Debt Maturities and a Braked Economy

Buenos Aires, 24 December (NA) – The closure of this 2025 arrives conditioned by the need to obtain still US$2,400 million to face debt maturities, partial political advances and an economic activity with low dynamism, despite the transitory relief of the external front. The closing of the year is marked by the financial front and the need for dollars, with debt maturities of US$4.225 million in January, of which there is still a need to cover a…Economy · Argentina See the Story

Dollar, Inflation, Retirements and Fiscal Balance: the Keys to Congress-Approved Budget 2026

The ruling party achieved the long-awaited approval of the law. Thus, it set the main guidelines of fiscal, financial and budgetary policy for 2026.Education · Argentina See the Story

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Argentina's Congress approves 2026 budget, first under Milei

Inflation of 2025 Will Be the Lowest in the Last 8 Years

Caputo Closes 2026 Tight Due to Debt Maturities

Carlos Melconian Doubted that Javier Milei Achieved Zero Inflation in 2026 and Warned of Government Wear and Tear

For Secco, the Government “Is on the Right Path” but There Are Still “Challenging Challenges”

Fair Dollars, Near Debt, and an Economy that Doesn't Start Mark the End of the Year

Caputo Closes 2026 Tight Due to Debt Maturities

The End of the Year Comes with a Reduction in Inflation and Country Risk, Green Outbursts in Consumption and Legislative Advances

Deregulation Yes or No: the Debate Among Winemakers in the Face of the Crisis of Wine

"Argentina Is Going to Pay": Javier Milei Confirmed that He Will Assume the Debt Maturities of January

Inflation of 2025 Will Be the Lowest in the Last 8 Years

Closing of the Year Conditioned by Debt Maturities and a Braked Economy

Dollar, Inflation, Retirements and Fiscal Balance: the Keys to Congress-Approved Budget 2026

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Caputo Closes 2026 Tight Due to Debt Maturities

The End of the Year Comes with a Reduction in Inflation and Country Risk, Green Outbursts in Consumption and Legislative Advances

Deregulation Yes or No: the Debate Among Winemakers in the Face of the Crisis of Wine

"Argentina Is Going to Pay": Javier Milei Confirmed that He Will Assume the Debt Maturities of January

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Argentina's Congress approves 2026 budget, first under Milei

Inflation of 2025 Will Be the Lowest in the Last 8 Years

Caputo Closes 2026 Tight Due to Debt Maturities

Carlos Melconian Doubted that Javier Milei Achieved Zero Inflation in 2026 and Warned of Government Wear and Tear

For Secco, the Government “Is on the Right Path” but There Are Still “Challenging Challenges”

Fair Dollars, Near Debt, and an Economy that Doesn't Start Mark the End of the Year

Caputo Closes 2026 Tight Due to Debt Maturities

The End of the Year Comes with a Reduction in Inflation and Country Risk, Green Outbursts in Consumption and Legislative Advances

Deregulation Yes or No: the Debate Among Winemakers in the Face of the Crisis of Wine

"Argentina Is Going to Pay": Javier Milei Confirmed that He Will Assume the Debt Maturities of January

Inflation of 2025 Will Be the Lowest in the Last 8 Years

Closing of the Year Conditioned by Debt Maturities and a Braked Economy

Dollar, Inflation, Retirements and Fiscal Balance: the Keys to Congress-Approved Budget 2026

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Carlos Melconian Doubted that Javier Milei Achieved Zero Inflation in 2026 and Warned of Government Wear and Tear

For Secco, the Government “Is on the Right Path” but There Are Still “Challenging Challenges”

Fair Dollars, Near Debt, and an Economy that Doesn't Start Mark the End of the Year

Caputo Closes 2026 Tight Due to Debt Maturities

The End of the Year Comes with a Reduction in Inflation and Country Risk, Green Outbursts in Consumption and Legislative Advances

Deregulation Yes or No: the Debate Among Winemakers in the Face of the Crisis of Wine

"Argentina Is Going to Pay": Javier Milei Confirmed that He Will Assume the Debt Maturities of January

Inflation of 2025 Will Be the Lowest in the Last 8 Years

Closing of the Year Conditioned by Debt Maturities and a Braked Economy

Dollar, Inflation, Retirements and Fiscal Balance: the Keys to Congress-Approved Budget 2026

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